Sentence examples for to be coordinating from inspiring English sources

No one seems to be coordinating her care.

Mr. Putin also appears to be coordinating his strategy with Iran, which has been Mr. Assad's strongest backer.

Gen. Mumtaz al-Taji, a former intelligence officer, was believed to be coordinating attacks against occupying forces north of Baghdad, the military said.

A military spokesman said one of their targets had been Izzat Ibrahim, a former senior aide to Mr. Hussein who is believed to be coordinating at least some attacks against American soldiers.

Sheriff's officials "were supposed to be sharing intel with us, they were supposed to be coordinating with us, and the Sheriff's Office was thinking it was just a blank check," Burke says.

Turnbull and Baird are understood to be coordinating their positions on democratic reform, and Baird has previously indicated he will hold a plebiscite in his own seat at the next state election.

There is only one way to end the confusion: the United Nations must take on the primary coordination role, and donors must show a willingness to be coordinated.

The attacks do not appear to be coordinated, officials said.

All of this work needs to be coordinated".

"Everything's going to be coordinated to help Australia win," he sniffed afterwards.

That meant action had to be coordinated with authorities overseas and could take time to arrange.