How To Use Co-ordinator In A Sentence
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When you go to a conference you can sit in a room all morning and feel like you've heard all the speeches before," says Ian Usher, e-learning co-ordinator with Buckinghamshire county council and a TeachMeet organiser.
Bett 2011 | In search of leadership
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Not only the easy targets of cottaging co-ordinators and five-a-day fascists, but all of it.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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A healthy living co-ordinator will go to bingo sessions to canvass ideas for a £1 million healthy living centre in Allerton.
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We need to ensure that there are nursing and medical staff with the appropriate skills to look after these very sick children, including staff with experience to manage acute pain, said Dr David Mason, NCEPOD clinical co-ordinator and consultant paediatric anaesthetist, one of the authors.
NHS: study criticises treatment of children who later died after surgery
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Saturday's non-stop sunshine brought out a record attendance at the platform to the delight of the jam organisers and also the Pewsey youth development co-ordinator Ivor Richards.
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Thousands of career advisers, such as Carley Irving, careers co-ordinator at Sprowston Community High School in Norwich, are having their hours cut.
School budget cuts: careers advice, music and art among first casualties
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Now they're talking about hiring a 'curatorial co-ordinator,' and everyone's confused.
Globe and Mail
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Noted for his efficiency, courtesy and sense of fair play, Seán was the County co-ordinator for the 1798 bicentenary celebrations.
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They included a horde of diversity co-ordinators, community liaison officers, social inclusion officers and suchlike hierarchs of the priesthood of political correctness.
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The Unit is now managed, so far as I understand, by a non-linguist, although one of the three remaining linguists the clerk’s post disappeared with computerization has the title Co-ordinator.
The BBC and its Pronunciation Unit | Linguism
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‘Many were astonished by how few insects they splatted,’ said survey co-ordinator Richard Bashford.
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The course co-ordinator Brian Cavanagh, MEd has being involved in training with FAS and privately for the past thirty years.
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Money will pay for a co-ordinator to run a scheme in 11 selected schools teaching road safety skills at the kerbside as well as in the classroom.
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The co-ordinator will link the helpers with those in need of small favours such as taking their children to school or walking their dog.
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It isn't difficult to let a sharp-eyed stunt co-ordinator rule the screen.
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The Community Church Christmas program co-ordinator said the idea of using live animals in the nativity had been suggested by a visiting minister.
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Mr Britton was a Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator and his bee-keeping hobby, and honey sales at his gate, earned him the local nickname ‘Mr B, the bee man’.
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The project's field co-ordinators are no rustics.
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The European Union's NanoMuBiop project, led by project co-ordinator Hospitex Diagnostics in Italy and also involving the Pasteur Institute in France, is developing a high-sensitivity test to detect the specific forms of the human papilloma virus HPV that often cause cervical cancer.
Nanotechnoglogy world: Nanomedicine offers new cures
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The plan, devised with the help of York Council emergency planning co-ordinator Barry Kelly, aims to speed local response when an alert occurs.
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The other, "XC" is a 23-year-old Pakistani student who is said to be the "co-ordinator" behind a plot in Manchester last Easter that was "directed by al-Qaeda based overseas.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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When the co-ordinators at the Miss World Canada pageant called her to tell her she was their pick, she was ecstatic and surprised.
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Where once there were tiers of foremen, supervisors and department heads, Semler introduced a much smaller number of ‘co-ordinators’.
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Most had transfer policies but there were quite big gaps when it came to detail, said Dr Kathy Wilkinson, co-author, who is also NCEPOD clinical co-ordinator and consultant paediatric anaesthetist.
NHS: study criticises treatment of children who later died after surgery
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Saturday's non-stop sunshine brought out a record attendance at the platform to the delight of the jam organisers and also the Pewsey youth development co-ordinator Ivor Richards.
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The Marketing Co-ordinator added that it is looking increasingly likely that the entry of the first and second earlies onto both the home and overseas markets will be later than last year.
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Regional Council Events Co-ordinator Liz Woodward says this year the Council will move away from pests and instead offer two types of breakfast sausage incorporating native plants - one beef, horopito and chilli flavoured and the other made from lamb and kawakawa.
NZ On Screen
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To Kevin falls the job of fair co-ordinator, a fairly onerous and often thankless task, but one that Kevin obviously enjoys.
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The team has more than 30 members including surgeons, psychologists, a nurse co-ordinator, transplant physicians and an ethicist.
Times, Sunday Times
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The UN emergency relief co-ordinator warned on Monday that the mass expulsions could lead to a humanitarian crisis.
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Most of the travel has been in monotone "Seed", but the tempo has been the profit-motive, except those years such as 1944/45/46 when I tried to do my part in the role of UNRRA's European Seed Co-Ordinator.
The World As I Seed It
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Event co-ordinator Mita Harris says Sunday's powhiri was very moving.
Radio New Zealand News Headlines
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He too loves the way the light plays upon the crags and faces of the rocks but Roland has another relationship with the mountain, he is call out co-ordinator for the mountain search and rescue dogs.
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Javed Khan, advice centre co-ordinator, worked alongside Jane while she was a volunteer.
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The team has more than 30 members including surgeons, psychologists, a nurse co-ordinator, transplant physicians and an ethicist.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ann worked as a field sales co-ordinator, organising a sales force operating throughout the country.
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Speaking fluent English and Chinese, Laura is a good co-ordinator among volunteers and a bridge between volunteers and the staff in the institute.
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He said: ‘We need co-ordinators who are used to the hurly-burly of school life.’
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The Graduate Studies Committee is chaired by the Director of Graduate Studies, and consists of the Co-Ordinator and Chairman of the Board afforced by Group Representatives.
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She thanked the co-ordinators in the different areas that organised the volunteers.
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The hospital's environmental project co-ordinator, said the change was merely a reversion to the system that operated at the old Princess Margaret Hospital.
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She regularly stops at the roadside to check with the co-ordinator for messages.
Times, Sunday Times
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The surgeon and his fellow transplant co-ordinator, nurse Mercedes González González her mother and father had the same surname, have just returned from witnessing the uncle of a five year-old girl sign a legal document in another part of Madrid's Ramón y Cajal hospital, declaring that he understands the consequences of donating part of his liver to his niece.
Spain's family bonds lie at the heart and soul of great healthcare
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Jacqueline Lloyd, project co-ordinator, said the money was a godsend.
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Case studies and observations indicate that although online communities will evolve according to the needs of members they also require a host, co-ordinator or moderator.
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Co-ordinator of the scheme, Inspector Mick Melia, believes it has played a big role in cutting down accidents, injuries and fatalities.
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The country is shedding engineers, technicians, mechanics and machinists in favour of policy advisers; outreach co-ordinators, facilitators and social inclusion awareness consultants.
