Sentence examples for who coordinate from inspiring English sources

The ABM and the BfN employ paid link workers (BfN) and regional coordinators (ABM) who coordinate the volunteers/counsellors who operate the helpline(s) from within specific geographical areas.

She shares the headquarters, a crammed one-room office in Washington, with two other women who coordinate the campus chapters.

It includes roughly a dozen fund-raising aides, who coordinate with regional finance consultants and a volunteer national finance team.

The records are secured and maintained by health information management professionals, who coordinate patient information with the health care team.

But most experts say that efficient freelancers can make six figures, and that project managers -- the salaried people who coordinate translation assignments -- can hit $90,000.

Now at least as many implants are placed by periodontists who are schooled in the technique and who coordinate their work closely with the patient's dentist.

They also got in touch with 12 colleagues at eight other Wall Street firms -- one more than last year -- who coordinate individual drive.

In part, it's because "the value of any artist's work is determined by an insider world of cultural arbiters who coordinate with one another," Davidson writes.

Some of the economic units are large, with hierarchies of executives and other managerial specialists who coordinate the productive activities of thousands or tens of thousands of people.

On Friday, the European Union activated an emergency council of energy officials who coordinate shipments between countries to alleviate a drop in supplies from outside the bloc.

Dr. Bruce Aylward, who coordinates the W.H.O.