| See sidebar for some general descriptions on what the coordinators should be willing to commit to do. |
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| The music coordinators must have run out of ideas because much of the film is scored with other movie soundtracks. |
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| Through the transplant coordinators at the hospital he was able to send a Mass card to the family and thank them anonymously. |
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| Of the 21 coach coordinators who gave their details on Saturday, three quarters are women. |
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| A compound sentence involves the coordination of two or more main clauses, linked by the coordinators and, or, but. |
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| The next echelon brings together all the elected coordinators of all the blocks in one of the major zones in the Pueblo Joven. |
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| She has four coordinators for the Web site, four other writers beside herself, several photographers and substantial technical assistance. |
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| A further 29 full-time sports activity coordinators have been recruited to put the plans into effect across the city. |
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| You do not want linguistic theory to analyze all coordinate structures the way logicians do, in terms of binary coordinators. |
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| Will he be prepared for all the blitzes opposing defensive coordinators will throw at him? |
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| It's as if defensive coordinators have wiggled out of straitjackets and finally can turn the pages of their playbooks again. |
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| The first relationship state coordinators develop is with the chairs of the chapters ' legislative committees in their states. |
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| Currently, the legislative committee consists of a chair and two co-chairs who are supported by state coordinators in each state. |
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| I want school sports coordinators to spend the next 12 months bringing competitive sports back to schools. |
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| Group travel was arranged by the program coordinators, but students individually purchased their airline tickets. |
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| Both coordinators and subordinators may be reinforced by being combined with correlatives. |
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| The process of linking units by means of coordinators is known as conjunction, conjoining, and traditionally and most commonly coordination. |
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| Embera, Wounaan, and Kuna leaders, coordinators, surveyors, and researchers all participated in an open but structured forum. |
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| We'll be working with regionally based coordinators, who will work directly with the farms to collect the data. |
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| Advisers serve advisees as advocates, guides, group leaders, community builders, liaisons with parents, and evaluation coordinators. |
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| Even though defensive coordinators have had ample time to study the triplets, they have yet to discover how to put damps on them. |
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| Either they could pool resources and share activist coordinators, or perhaps they could contract with an independent nonprofit to do it for them. |
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| Elite Swine has a dedicated environmental team consisting of engineers, an agrologist, nutrient coordinators and a geographic information systems coordinator. |
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| Then the site coordinators wouldn't have this dumped in their lap. |
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| The offensive, defensive, and special teams coordinators will take our opponents' films with them for a preliminary viewing. |
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| The prevailing feeling among defensive coordinators is to make the opponent one-dimensional. |
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| Ohren encourages dancegoers to buy tickets early so refreshment coordinators know about how many people to expect. |
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| The union represents more than 26,000 noninstructional school staff members, including school aides and parent coordinators. |
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| For internal purposes, agents, brokers, and transaction coordinators now have the ability to create in-depth reports on their transactions. |
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| Over each three year grant period, service learning coordinators have been provided with resources to develop quality service learning programs. |
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| There are no coordinators of the order of Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel. |
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| Some analyses add pronouns as a class separate from nouns, and subdivide conjunctions into subordinators and coordinators, and add the class of interjections. |
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| According to Wilson, the ideas could have come from anyone as a committee that could include Broccoli, Maibaum, Wilson, Glen and stunt coordinators worked on the outlines. |
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| Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Talat Naseer Pasha chaired certificates distribution ceremony and gave away certificates among all society coordinators and blood donors. |
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| Parish catechetical leaders and coordinators of religious education will gather for workshops, prayer and fellowship with hundreds of colleagues from across the United States. |
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| The Justice Department also intervened earlier this year in response to a plan by Cibola County, New Mexico, to eliminate voting-rights coordinators. |
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| It's also an opportunity for studbook coordinators of endangered species to monitor how individual species are performing in zoos for breeding programmes. |
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| The management team created a structure through which local partnership personnel were to be supported and linked together by regional coordinators. |
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| This will give black, Hispanic, Asian and Native American technology coordinators and project managers an official Web site for sharing information and advice. |
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| Weekend mornings at football stadiums might not seem like an obvious time and place to find recycling coordinators, but being adaptable is part of their job. |
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| I divide my time at Student Health between nursing and working as one of the Health Education Coordinators. |
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| Coordinators made no special efforts to place department coworkers on the same team. |
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| Bringing together Chicagolands best bands and finest clubs, United Talent Coordinators have been on the forefront of the Chicagoland area music scene for over 15 years. |
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| He is the grand prize winner in the first Abitibi Paper Retriever Customer Recycling Coordinators Sweepstakes. |
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| This can be achieved either by having old-fashioned Distributed Transaction Coordinators, or by making the system idempotent. |
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| They have been called Migrant Stream Coordinators, Migrant Cluster Coordinators, State and Multi-State Coordinators, and Migrant Health Coordinators. |
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