Sentence examples for to co-ordinate from inspiring English sources

It is easier to co-ordinate decisions.

"I learned how to co-ordinate activities and conduct meetings".

Government departments failed to co-ordinate European policies.

Was the Fed right to co-ordinate a bail-out?

Others described efforts by authorities to co-ordinate the demonstrations.

Uncut, Occupy and other resistance groups need rapidly to co-ordinate NHS-related activities.

Ebbsfleet has an urban development corporation to co-ordinate its growth but Bicester doesn't.

Clinton asked him "to co-ordinate additional support to protect Americans in Libya.

"It [the national government] is very slow to co-ordinate assistance".

His latest collaboration with Malkovich took a year to co-ordinate.

We'll need someone on hand, full time, to co-ordinate it all.