Utiliser "co-ordinate" dans une phrase

1. " Tell me sir, do you have the co-ordinates of

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2. ‘Okay, load the co-ordinates

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3. Ben transmitted the co-ordinates to the entity called Aleya

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4. Then go to the co-ordinates he’d been given to track down whoever had been tampering with files they shouldn’t have

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5. Payne checked his co-ordinates against the map displayed on his tablet and grunted in satisfaction

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6. One set on the train, and one where the main administrative staff, would hang out and hopefully co-ordinate activities

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7. We made this globe to mark its place after translating its co-ordinates from a unicorn system of mapping that uses hexagons, and we Sent it with our payment to the seller by Translocation

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8. co-ordinated programmes in the field of pet animal welfare

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9. “Those of you with a class seven Translocate or better, please move back to the Translocation stage, co-ordinate further arrivals, and assist those who cannot bring themselves

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10. Dalia and Bezedil have taken it upon themselves to co-ordinate the research and to correlate the findings, and are working on it full-time

11. The task force was co-ordinated by a Peter Thornton working with Michael Dougherty’s group, and other groups representing, drug squad, missing persons and specialist investigators from the Department of Health and Aging

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12. A social group of human beings in co-ordinated working harmony stands for a force far greater than the simple sum of its parts

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13. And the fundamental cause of this universe of energy-mass, mind, and spirit, is eternal -- it exists and consists in the nature and reactions of the Universal Father and his absolute co-ordinates

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14. In the strong character emotional responses are integrated and co-ordinated, and thus is produced a unified personality

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15. 4 During these September weeks they rested, visited, recounted their experiences since Jesus first called them to service, and engaged in an earnest effort to co-ordinate what the Master had so far taught them

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16. Sanctify our steps and co-ordinate our thoughts

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17. And when men become thus misled into accepting a narrow and confused disintegration of truth, their only hope of salvation is to become truth-co-ordinated -- converted

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18. Self-respect is always co-ordinate with the love and service of one's fellows

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19. The plane began to vibrate badly as the pilot began his descent into Egypt, the co-pilot gave the approximate co-ordinates and they dropped below cloud cover but there was no airstrip to be seen anywhere

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20. 7 And so did these Romanized Greeks force both Jews and Christians to philosophize their religion, to co-ordinate its ideas and systematize its ideals, to adapt religious practices to the existing current of life

21. I found the co-ordinates and traced the horizontal

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22. Their ability to co-ordinate their efforts and resources in whatever disaster, chemical spills, major fires, train or plane crashes, germ warfare attacks or anything else they could dream up, would be measured and scored by specialist observers

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23. New faces would be arriving in the town soon and would need to be briefed, allocated tasks and managed, and the results of their efforts absorbed across the team and co-ordinated with all the activities of the people already working on the case

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24. The respective governments would only confirm that these developments were part of a co-ordinated, international effort to manage the changing climate

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25. “Owen will co-ordinate the initial tunnelling operation and

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26. the Major had received her co-ordinates some time ago

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27. recalled into service and diverted to the co-ordinates to

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28. Just like GPS co-ordinates would indicate where the physical address of Wal-Mart is to be found, so those numbers making up your IP address are effectively the GPS co-ordinates of your virtual store

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29. Just like real GPS co-ordinates probably mean nothing to you, it is the same with this IP address consisting of just numbers

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30. You just know that if you put the co-ordinates into your GPS it will magically take you to the actual physical address of the Wal-Mart store you are looking for

31. Coatl and I went over the strategy for the next day, although he wanted me to escort mother and the last of the stragglers to the stronghold, I insisted that as I was the High Chief of the Toltec nation, I had to take part in the first confrontation, he argued long and hard on this point, even trying to ally mother to his way of thinking, she told him she was too busy for childish arguments and to sort it out ourselves, he gave in then and told me I would co-ordinate the Toxon squad, that no harm was to befall the captain of the tax collectors except by his hand, all the other settlements had received their instructions, he was confident of a satisfactory conclusion to our first days activity, a couple of more jugs of maize brew and we were both ready for some rest

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32. The next stage was to co-ordinate plans for Eisenhower's forces to push into Tunisia and link up with the British 8th Army under Montgomery

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33. co-ordinates of the El Alcatraz so maybe they aren't as crap as Steiner thinks

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34. had given the Nightstalker and Bell crews the co-ordinates of the RIB, which

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35. the co-ordinates of the rendezvous and the exact time

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36. He changed course towards the co-ordinates he had chosen

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37. locked in the computer and fed it the rendezvous co-ordinates of the original

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38. He had fixed in his mind a limiting co-ordinate at which point he

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39. "The co-ordinates are locked in

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40. as they approached the co-ordinates of the radio signal

41. for which I have given you the co-ordinates

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42. the co-ordinates given by Captain Stephens check out with the fix we obtained

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43. “Not the sort of thing we usually get involved in,” said Bill, “but the Joint Intelligence Committee decided I should co-ordinate the enquiry as we have been so heavily involved

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44. My own job was to co-ordinate the activities of those who had the ultimate responsibility for counter-espionage, for national security and for criminal investigation, which is why the Heads of those organisations are here now,

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45. Bill Minton and I have agreed to co-ordinate dates on this, because we shall then need to go wider as well - to the UN, NATO, the European Council, and so on

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46. “Throughout this whole affair, Andrew’s handling of the media, and his ability to co-ordinate with colleagues, has been exemplary, and played a major role in the success of Operation Honolulu

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47. In a carefully planned and co-ordinated lifting of the veil of secrecy, President Bill Minton gave a nation-wide address on radio and television from his White House office

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48. •Shall co-ordinate the work of the Cabinet and shall advise and assist the President in the execution of the functions of Government;

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49. The register will enter, co-ordinate and monitor the measures to be carried out in these procedures, for example a payment agreement between the person, and the respective creditors

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50. There was the co-ordinated movement of well-trained men

51. moves to a different co-ordinate of the cell address

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52. At the same time he will co-ordinate with the NSCH (Central Hospital),

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53. I want you to co-ordinate with Defence and have a JTF-2 team in place to

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54. The objective was to see if the different agencies could co-ordinate their resources,

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55. “Here are the co-ordinates of the truck"s location

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56. Have the pilot fly over these co-ordinates,

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57. We circled a couple of times, but I only saw a few buildings at the co-ordinates

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58. He snapped off the water and brushed the droplets from his skin, noting his stomach was flat and there was a co-ordinated response from his calves to his shoulders as he stepped onto the beige mat and began briskly drying himself

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59. It was co-ordinated

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60. Earlier, Andy had discovered the probable co-ordinates of his camp-site, but there's no way of guessing the whereabouts of the house of his guide, Andy Simmons

61. The path now runs very close to Stetson Creek, and Andy says the co-ordinates, that we'd worked out in advance, cannot be far away

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62. We have logged the co-ordinates of both the camp and the plaque, so that from now on, anybody, with the energy and the inclination, can visit this place, a memorial to the history of Hungarian hunting, here in the heart of Alaska, thousands of miles away from Hungary

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63. we reach the co-ordinates, where , according to the GPS, the camp should be

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64. A business will succeed only to the extent that the efforts of all are co-ordinate towards one result

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65. have the exact co-ordinates?’

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66. I felt at first its long, well co-ordinated and connected spine around

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67. To these busy men their work was but the ordinary labour of earning a living; their duties in their ever-recurring round had, like the sun itself, the commonness of daily things; their individual fidelity was not so much united as merely co-ordinated by an aim that shone with no spiritual lustre

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68. OPEC’s job was to co-ordinate prices and production targets to avoid the industry being dominated by the West, especially the United States

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69. The people of the west moved eastwards to slay their fellow men, and by the law of coincidence thousands of minute causes fitted in and co-ordinated to produce that movement and war: reproaches for the nonobservance of the Continental System, the Duke of Oldenburg’s wrongs, the movement of troops into Prussia- undertaken (as it seemed to Napoleon) only for the purpose of securing an coinciding with his people’s inclinations, allurement by the grandeur of the preparations, and the expenditure on those preparations and the need of obtaining advantages to compensate for that expenditure, the intoxicating honors he received in Dresden, the diplomatic negotiations which, in the opinion of contemporaries, were carried on with a sincere desire to attain peace, but which only wounded the self-love of both sides, and millions and millions of other causes that adapted themselves to the event that was happening or coincided with it

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70. Thus to adapt a species to new habits of life, many co-ordinated modifications are almost indispensable, and it may often have happened that the requisite parts did not vary in the right manner or to the right degree

71. It has been objected that I have not noticed other related instincts and adaptations of structure in the cuckoo, which are spoken of as necessarily co-ordinated

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72. “Long afterward, in prison when the moral revolution had been effected within me, I thought of that minute, I remembered it as far as I could, and I co-ordinated all the sudden changes

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73. The people of the west moved eastwards to slay their fellow men, and by the law of coincidence thousands of minute causes fitted in and co-ordinated to produce that movement and war: reproaches for the nonobservance of the Continental System, the Duke of Oldenburg’s wrongs, the movement of troops into Prussia—undertaken (as it seemed to Napoleon) only for the purpose of securing an armed peace, the French Emperor’s love and habit of war coinciding with his people’s inclinations, allurement by the grandeur of the preparations, and the expenditure on those preparations and the need of obtaining advantages to compensate for that expenditure, the intoxicating honors he received in Dresden, the diplomatic negotiations which, in the opinion of contemporaries, were carried on with a sincere desire to attain peace, but which only wounded the self-love of both sides, and millions of other causes that adapted themselves to the event that was happening or coincided with it

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74. He said he knew that, to many persons, matters of this sort appeared to be of minute importance, but in every thing touching the privileges of this House, as it regarded the claims of the other co-ordinate branches of the Government, he would stickle for the ninth part of a hair

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75. The Chief Executive Magistrate is charged with the execution of the laws; is commander-in-chief of the militia; has the sole power of appointment to offices, civil and military, within the Territory, and the removal of these officers at pleasure; is vested with an unqualified veto on all bills passed by the other co-ordinate branches of the Legislature; and is, moreover, clothed with the odious and arbitrary authority to prorogue and dissolve the General Assembly whenever, in his opinion, it shall be expedient

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76. John Henry, beg leave to report, in part, that although they did not deem it necessary or proper to go into an investigation of the authenticity of documents communicated to Congress, on the responsibility of a co-ordinate branch of the Government, it may, nevertheless, be satisfactory to the House to be informed that the original papers, with the evidences relating to them in possession of the Executive, were submitted to their examination, and were such as fully to satisfy the committee of their genuineness

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77. What are they? They have been delivered to you by my honorable colleague—what are they? Love of peace, hatred of offensive war; jealousy of the State Governments towards the General Government, and of the influence of the Executive Government over the co-ordinate branches of that Government; a dread of standing armies; a loathing of public debt, taxes, and excises; tenderness for the liberty of the citizen; jealousy, Argus-eyed jealousy, of the patronage of the President

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78. It is a living addition to the power of the General Government, in preference to the power of the States; partiality for the Executive power, in distinction to that of the co-ordinate Departments of the Government; the support of great military and naval force, and of an "energetic" administration of the Government

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