Sentence examples for would be coordinating from inspiring English sources

You would think that FEMA, with all its expertise, would be coordinating the relief effort.

The United Way began a Hurricane Sandy recovery fund and announced it would be coordinating some of the city's relief efforts.

In the following months, he would be coordinating the Grand Central Terminal gala reopening, the installation of the White House Christmas decorations, and a royal wedding in Saudi Arabia.

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Applicant would be coordinating, planning and supporting daily operational and administrative functions.

However, Cuomo also revealed at the press conference that his re-election campaign would be coordinating closely with the campaigns efforts of Senate and Assembly Democrats.

A potentially powerful remedy would be coordinated multipoint (CoMP) transmission, using remote radio heads or coordination between cellular base station sites.

Here, many secondary wall genes are transcriptionally and functionally coordinated, which implies that the translation also would be coordinated with the transcription (Mutwil et al., 2009; Ruprecht and Persson, 2012).

The official close to Bennett said an election date would be coordinated among coalition partners Sunday.

Israeli officials said appointments to local posts and other measures would be coordinated with Jordan.

Its export would be coordinated with government officials, the seller assured them.