They seem to be marshaling them through the selection process.
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Walmart is marshaling its real estate in other ways, too.
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Speaking of Pelosi, my prediction is that she's marshaling her forces.
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Stigler was marshaling researchers in the think tank world, the market was
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Unions were already marshaling resistance to the austerity measures he has proposed.
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Republicans have been very successful in marshaling the rage of their base.
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What's more, UKIP's xenophobic rhetoric played a critical role in marshaling support for Brexit.
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Is the Japanese government marshaling its resources wisely, or burying its head in the sand?
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But in recent years they are increasingly marshaling their resources and coordinating to boost their influence.
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Marshaling all the matter-of-fact bossiness of an Italian mama, she disarmed the vainglorious Mustafà.
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It involved an extraordinary marshaling of resources and sharing of information, both between individuals and countries.
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This often means marshaling protesters and foreign governments to the cause, creating the appearance of consensus.
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And there's credit due to the platforms for marshaling resources to stop the video from spreading.
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"Janet was just amazing at marshaling resources to get her out of there," Mr. Purdy said.
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Otherwise, why bother marshaling so many resources into it by groups not otherwise organized to do it.
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Called Alastria, the project is an impressive marshaling of corporate resources around the establishment of a blockchain.
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There would have to be a systematic marshaling of evidence and convincing argumentation for that to happen.
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To get there would require a shift in public opinion and a marshaling of the political will.
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The result is a great global marshaling of human capacities, for purposes that remain undefined and indefinite.
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Barr is marshaling the enormous legal muscle of the people's Justice Department as a political hit squad.
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Narrow shelves completely line the doors, marshaling spools of thread, the wood spheres and glass ones, too.
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Mr. Zlochevsky had also been accused of marshaling government contracts to companies he owned and embezzling public money.
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" Reality check: The debater, while handy at marshaling and conveying arguments, is not *intelligent" in a human sense.
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Unfortunately, marshaling stats all day can obscure but can never alter the fact this question is patently unanswerable.
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At the same time, they are marshaling arguments for a broad appeal they hope will overturn his conviction.
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He is not marshaling evidence that disproves Comey's testimony, or offering alternative explanations for the interactions Comey recorded.
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And large research institutions are also marshaling resources to support the vision laid out by Sun, Murray and Church.
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Jaime and Bronn are back in action, marshaling the Lannister forces — are they going to face off with Dany?
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However, Gorsuch's opponents will have a much harder time marshaling their opposition based on this issue compared to abortion.
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Many Republican leaders are now refusing to support Donald J. Trump, who is marshaling die-hard supporters with counterattacks.
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For years other tech companies have been marshaling their resources around the mobile phone as a hub for payments.
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Fabian said Friday that officials have been marshaling "significant resources" as they work to comply with the court order.
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Would the time not have been better spent marshaling resources to relieve suffering in Florida caused by Hurricane Michael?
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The president's re-election campaign is marshaling such economic news to solidify his base of white working-class voters.
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" Along those lines, he argued that the marshaling of undeniable facts to hurt and discredit others "is not truthful.
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Instead, he's marshaling the effectively bottomless resources of his own wealth to mount a major stand on Super Tuesday.
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Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid.
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Background reading: • How President Trump is marshaling the full power of his office to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead the government is focused on marshaling the resources of the state to achieve specific political and economic aims.
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Yet the allegations overlap, at least in part, with a period where Manafort was marshaling convention delegates for Trump.
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But if you're a screen addict like me, you're probably marshaling arguments in defense of your habits right now.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is marshaling her forces and waiting for someone to challenge her bid for speaker.
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Though Temer's popularity levels are as low as his predecessor's, he is expected to be more adept at marshaling support.
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As expected, the immune systems of smokers were worse at marshaling their defenses against the flu compared to non-smokers.
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So determined are they to show impact — the latest buzzword in philanthropy — that they are marshaling metrics to prove it.
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Companies that make drugs to treat rare diseases and their lobbyists are already marshaling forces to retain the tax credit.
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Marshaling extensive and persuasive documentary evidence, and writing in a clear, urbane style, Mr. Smith told a less romantic story.
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Marshaling excellent design on all fronts, Mr. Greif's swift and intelligent staging emphasizes the problem by framing it so well.
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A mammoth legal battle between Google and the EU has just begun – and Google has wasted no time marshaling its arguments.
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They appear to have done the best jobs of marshaling their forces, but the election landscape still seems fluid and unsettled.
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Day by day, the anti-Trump forces are marshaling, vowing to drag the primary process out until the convention in July.
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What's next: Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wants to get Trump's nominee through the traditional way: Marshaling 60 votes in the Senate.
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He's also marshaling the various bureaus of the Interior Department to begin work on identifying immediate domestic sources of critical minerals.
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The group has been marshaling its vast financial resources to kill the border tax concept and push for deep tax cuts.
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"Now maybe we can persuade people to change their minds by marshaling facts and making arguments to rebut negative attacks," Clinton said.
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Though Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma had infrastructure and systems in place, they have still faced challenges marshaling the resources necessary for the relief effort.
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Now they are doing the opposite, marshaling some of the best resources at their disposal to upend the reality TV star's candidacy.
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Marshaling gouache paints and sable brushes, and supplementing them with beeswax and fabric, she made seven of these paint-by-Brueghel pictures.
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The funding for state and local governments, which are marshaling most of the resources to confront the pandemic, is even more inadequate.
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As Republicans tout the supposedly booming economy, progressives have spent most of the summer marshaling a counternarrative of Trump-era wage stagnation.
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Both Bruckner's symphony and "The Firebird" require a careful marshaling of forces so that the climactic moments late in the game really soar.
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Critics said Mr. Bercow has taken an anti-Brexit position from the beginning, marshaling parliamentary procedure selectively to frustrate it at every turn.
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President Trump is marshaling the full power of his office to win support for the Republican bill to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Fresh from his inauguration, Trump now faces the task every president now faces: Marshaling political support for his priorities, and making sure they stick.
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President Donald Trump soon recognized Guaido as the nation's leader and his administration has been marshaling international support for the opposition figure since then.
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I spotted her marshaling a contingent of choristers, in a pair of boots that might not look out of place on a circus ringleader.
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Google wasted no time marshaling its arguments yesterday, with one of its lawyers, Thomas Graf claiming that the EU's antitrust punishments threaten internet innovation.
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Weed has taken on a renewed political importance, and it's something that needs to be fought for as a way of marshaling people together.
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Lengthy process of reunification Officials have been marshaling "significant resources" as they work to comply with the court order, Fabian told the court Friday.
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Despite marshaling his state's resources, Cuomo is the latest governor to find himself the target of the President's invective -- but he's not the first.
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This time he received no positive market feedback, even though the administration has begun marshaling federal resources with the urgency investors have yearned for.
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The person who will unseat him must find his or her poetic voice while marshaling the common touch in pursuit of the common good.
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For Mr. Trump, marshaling global support against Iran seems less of a priority in New York than defiantly advancing his own get-tough policy.
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Mr. Trump's hawkish aides, encouraged by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, saw the prince as critical in marshaling a coalition to isolate Iran.
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"These are storms of catastrophic severity and we are marshaling the full resources of the federal government to help our fellow Americans," Trump said.
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In addition, Pennsylvania and South Carolina joined six other states by declaring public health emergencies, marshaling state leadership and resources to address this epidemic.
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You get the feeling Fountain, a lawyer by training, is marshaling every bit of his intellect in an attempt to smarten everyone else up.
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"The traditional role the A.F.L. is supposed to have is marshaling all this energy, and they're not doing it, we're doing it ourselves," she said.
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And while his predecessor, Barack Obama, spent months marshaling Obamacare through Congress, Trump tried to ram through the repeal bill in a matter of weeks.
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But as AI increasingly informs life-altering decisions in banking, defense and other areas, top figures in the field are marshaling researchers for political action.
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A first step that comes with a second step from the non-Indigenous audience about actually respecting sovereignty and marshaling resources in service of it.
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It's not clear who is right about the anti-Nike protest — whether it was a manipulative influence campaign or a grassroots marshaling of conservative grievances.
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It's marshaling extra resources so students from low-income families can take on the sorts of unpaid internships and research opportunities that other students do.
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The point of announcing the deal, Mr. Black said, was to indicate to outside "super PACs" where the campaigns and candidates were marshaling their resources.
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She seems least self-conscious about her anger when she is marshaling it in the service of something other than an effort to be elected.
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And while Silicon Valley types might be marshaling bunkers and building panic rooms in New Zealand for the apocalypse, Washington was already in an apocalypse.
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Indeed, so smooth and persuasive is Epstein's marshaling of evidence that I almost failed to notice an ambiguity lurking at the heart of his case.
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These changes will have to be approved by a nationwide referendum, which Putin hopes to obtain by marshaling the support of his United Russia party.
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The vitriol adds context to polling that shows Trump losing to almost every major 2020 Democrat, despite marshaling the most fervent base of any modern president.
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Clinton's campaign has already invested resources in Arizona and is marshaling forces in Georgia as they eye ways to expand the map for down-ballot races.
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The bodies harbor a violence, somewhere between dismemberment and painful self-organization, as though marshaling their forces for action, perhaps a leap outward at the viewer.
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This represents a huge victory for progressives, who did a startlingly good job of marshaling facts, mobilizing public opinion, and pressuring politicians to stand their ground.
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Having missed an opportunity to calm the tensions after that unrest, he faced the challenging task of marshaling public support for a potentially bloody military mission.
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Professor Ross relished marshaling complex theories honed in the academic world and applying them to Wall Street, where they could be used to address practical problems.
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Joe Biden in the Obama White House and Dick Cheney under George W. Bush were both deeply engaged in formulating administration policy and marshaling support in Congress.
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New York City has been its own gatekeeper in marshaling federal, state and city financing to decide which affordable housing projects are built or preserved, and where.
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As a major employer, Boeing has long held clout in Washington and the company is marshaling those resources in what experts say is its toughest test yet.
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While his case winds its way through the immigration system, 21 Savage's team has been actively underscoring the political dimension to his plight and marshaling public support.
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His mastery of the vast range of topics with which Thatcher herself had to grapple is absolute, his marshaling of evidence adroit, and his judgments deliberate and fair.
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The alley isn't exactly stunning or spacious, but it is the latest example of Trump applying some personal charm and marshaling the symbolic power of the White House.
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Marshaling evidence from sources including evolutionary biology and her own Berkeley lab, she argues that the kids'll be all right pretty much no matter what their parents do.
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Statistical studies find, consistently and unambiguously, that parties like France's National Front and Germany's Alternatives for Deutschland (AfD) derive the bulk of their support by marshaling anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Marshaling data from across the country, Johnson argues that money (particularly when spent on reducing class size and hiring better teachers) and desegregation need to be deployed in tandem.
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Democrats won back the House during the 2018 midterms -- and claimed or retained governor's mansions in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania -- by marshaling a coalition of super-charged moderate liberals.
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Brown led opposition to NAFTA when he was a House lawmaker in 1993 and 1994, marshaling members of his freshman class to oppose then-President Clinton's signature trade initiative.
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Days after the 2016 presidential election, she was already marshaling the troops for the life-or-death battle to stop the irresponsible Republican plan to repeal the act swiftly.
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"Our message is, we're leaning in," Tillerson told a Senate Appropriations subpanel, arguing that the department could do more with less by marshaling outside resources and cutting red tape.
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We have been in frequent contact with our allies, and we are marshaling the full power of the federal government and the private sector to protect the American people.
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And his rather graceful departure from his positions, after being credited with marshaling great success, is in marked contrast to what has been happening to many of his peers.
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Reviewing the McCarthy biography, Publishers Weekly praised Mr. Giblin's marshaling of surprising details, including the fact that McCarthy worked as a chicken farmer before starting high school at 20.
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Andrés Reséndez, a history professor at the University of California Davis, has written a marshaling of damning facts and figures about enslavement and resistance that stretch back to Christopher Columbus.
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Mr. Taylor, like Mr. Mueller a Vietnam combat veteran and career public servant, came across as the anti-Mueller, confidently marshaling his facts from memory and readily offering his observations.
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JESSICA LUTHER WITH KATIE NOLAN (Wednesday) Jessica Luther studied history and the classics before marshaling her writing talent toward of-the-moment topics like sexual assault and college sports culture.
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Conservatives celebrate a long tradition, going back at least to Edmund Burke, of marshaling "the little platoons" of civic society as a bulwark against the centralizing impulses of the state.
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Ms. Le Pen once dreamed of leading the principal opposition party to Mr. Macron and of marshaling a hundred or more parliamentary deputies to push the Front's harsh nationalist agenda.
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Powerfully built and 6-foot-4, with a mane of dirty blond hair and a tan mustache, he was skilled at marshaling the facts that prosecutors needed to win convictions.
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But they are often undercut by their distaste for the nitty-gritty work of politics itself, the grimy marshaling of majorities in legislatures or the electorate through compromise and calculation.
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Pushed in the interview about her preparation to be governor, Ms. Nixon named "being a progressive fighter" as a top credential, saying she would cajole lawmakers by marshaling public opinion.
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We spent hours negotiating with the intelligence community about what information we could declassify, marshaling open-source evidence and working on fact-based presentations for our allies and the media.
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The movement, though, seemingly kicked opposition to Puzder in overdrive, with liberal groups marshaling significant support to sink the nomination and keep all Democrats in line against the fast food executive.
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His stint included a deployment last year to Iraq, where in between marshaling military duties, he learned on his own how to become a software developer, or coder in geek-talk.
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But it's also because of a phenomenon called "renrou sousuo," or "human flesh search" — the deliberate marshaling of the forces of the internet against those deemed harmful to the public good.
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But there must be a single hierarchy with both authority and responsibility for identifying pathogenic threats, marshaling and administering the resources to deal with them, and coordinating responses with other nations.
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Its accompaniments vary according to season — apricots, pine nuts and mint during one visit; pumpkin seeds, figs and pomegranates during another — but the marshaling of flavors is always a subtle revelation.
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Mr. Hunt hopes that the former president will be a moderating force for the party out of power, marshaling his popularity to unite Democrats rather than pitting himself against President Trump.
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Now, the campaign is focused on getting even more granular data out of rallies and marshaling that energy into volunteer work, turning the rallies into "real data machines," as Parscale says.
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They can even get the airport and airline staff to bolster their forces at doing random jobs like marshaling the lines, so they can dedicate more TSA agents to screening of passengers.
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The very job of being an elected official means marshaling your influence on behalf of your constituents' desires ... how are we to know where the line is between illegal and legal conduct?
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That's not just because McConnell has had trouble marshaling enough Republican votes for the bill so far, though getting the troops in line is often the top job for any Congressional leader.
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Quick take: Facebook and Google have built themselves up by offering free access to their platforms, while marshaling customer data into blockbuster, AI-driven machines that allow advertisers to micro-target customers.
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The President said he was "marshaling the full power of the federal government" to confront the growing public health crisis, including a monthlong halt in travel from Europe to the United States.
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The diplomatic thaw initiated by Mr. Kim and South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, and endorsed by Mr. Trump, has already weakened the sanctions regime he spent more than a year marshaling.
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Just as appropriately, Pelosi will be marking it by attempting a huge, complicated and vitally important legislative lift — marshaling support for a massive spending bill to blunt the impact of the coronavirus.
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Some of those parents are "marshaling the best possible experts and the best possible arguments, some of which bear a trace of the extracurricular résumé-polishing of college applicants," Ms. Taylor writes.
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But it raises new questions: Why, for example, should the Electoral College's opponents settle for a half-measure that entrenches a flawed system instead of marshaling their energy to scrap the system entirely?
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While the blaze no longer appears to pose a direct threat to Paradise, Jones is concerned about marshaling resources for cleanup and recovery so people can return to what's left of their homes.
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The scope of the music was malleable, sometimes marshaling the band's full power — as on "Impenetrable," whose staccato fanfare hit like a round of defibrillator jolts — and sometimes paring down to leaner subunits.
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Ms. Dean relates Lamarr's ventures, those onscreen and off, with savvy and narrative snap, fluidly marshaling a mix of original interviews and archival material that includes film clips, home movies and other footage.
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A paper published Wednesday in Proceedings of the Royal Society B supports this stirring vision, marshaling evidence from all known pterosaur embryos to argue that the prehistoric creatures were flight-ready from birth.
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The advisers will help train Afghan forces, including marshaling air support and artillery when they are targeted by the Taliban, said one of the military officials who was familiar with the coming deployment.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about Republican lawmakers marshaling enough votes to pass sweeping tax legislation misstated the types of taxes that taxpayers would be prohibited from prepaying under the new law.
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Marshaling huge volumes of surplus food and fiber, McGovern engineered a vast expansion of an overseas school-lunch initiative that would soon be feeding tens of millions of hungry children around the world.
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When it finally came to light, in November 1969, that mass killing proved pivotal in marshaling American fatigue and disgust with the war, which finally led to the withdrawal of troops in 1973.
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The United States rejects the idea; officials said the administration would stick to its strategy of marshaling international pressure on the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, to give up his nuclear weapons.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating production at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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That means teams start with a conclusion, whether they endorse it or not, and work backward from there, marshaling the best arguments they can devise to make that conclusion come out on top.
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" On Media Bridge's website, the company has described itself as having expertise in "overwhelming government agencies" with avalanches of public submissions, and has publicly dubbed its approach to marshaling comments the "Big Hammer.
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These were made to provide both a safe marshaling point for school children as they were evacuated and a shelter of last resort for the children if they were cut off by fires.
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The United States reached the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear agreement by marshaling international support for sanctions and focusing on the relatively narrow goal of getting Tehran to accept limits on its atomic program.
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The picture Peters paints is one of a man capable of rising to the top of his profession and marshaling a team of lawyers to protect himself from the consequences of any misdeeds.
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The moment occasioned a round of "dire warnings" from analysts and think-tankers, but it also showed how feeble the expert class can be at marshaling its authority, even when it is in agreement.
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The big picture: In an ongoing evolution of its use of proxy forces, Iran is marshaling zealous and disaffected Shiites from South Asia to fight for its larger ideological and strategic goals in Syria.
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"A radical public – this cannot be done by a private enterprise – this has to be a marshaling, the way we do in a war ... like in World War I or II" Wolff told Hill.
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"And now, instead of quickly marshaling the resources of the federal government to respond to this health crisis, President Trump is intent on blaming everyone and everything instead of solving the problem," he added.
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" Another Trump fundraiser and $100,000 donor, Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci, said he thought that Mnuchin "as a first-time finance chair who has done a heroic job of marshaling all of the resources.
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Lake Escobosa, 23, a dancer living in Brooklyn, spent nearly an hour directing traffic, marshaling cars, ambulances and pedestrians through a busy, three-way intersection near New York's Lincoln Center on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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Which begs the question– why is the federal government marshaling considerable taxpayer resources to collect data it shouldn't have, to reach a conclusion it cannot possibly reach, to prove something we already know isn't true?
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While the blaze no longer appears to pose a direct threat to Paradise, Mayor Jody Jones is concerned about marshaling resources for cleanup and recovery so people can return to what's left of their homes.
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The scientific community believes in the efficacy of facts, hence those loyal to that community continue to believe they can win public debates by marshaling the right facts, despite much empirical evidence to the contrary.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, after a halting start, is now marshaling the full power of his office to win over holdout conservatives and waffling senators to support the House Republicans' replacement for the Affordable Care Act.
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Most large-scale efforts were organized by the state of the time: Monarchs and the landed gentry, who were the only ones capable of marshaling enough resources to build palaces, roads, and other large construction projects.
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When states like Florida and Texas saw that hurricanes were heading toward their shores, power companies in those states invoked mutual aid agreements with utilities elsewhere, marshaling thousands of line workers before the storms made landfall.
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When Southern California's natural resources group proposed a giant new natural gas plant, advocates pushed back hard, marshaling evidence that renewables and storage would be faster and cleaner; the natural resources group subsequently shelved the plan.
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Pence has primarily viewed his role as two-fold, a senior administration official said: marshaling a whole-of-government effort from the inside while also serving as the public and reassuring face of the government response.
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Like all politicians who take that job, the challenge is to shift from making policy to informing policy, leaving ideology behind and marshaling the most objective of facts even if they run counter to personal beliefs.
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Dolores and Maeve have spent the second season marshaling the other hosts to their will, one through a ruthless winnowing of forces and the other through admin powers that resemble ESP or a kind of witchcraft.
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The Hermès feast was so excessive as to become a commentary on excess, on the enormous marshaling of resources, expenditure of labor and frenzied attention to detail devoted to the ephemeral pleasures of a single night.
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In the plug-in, Arsenal are called Highbury (which is fantastically nostalgic, isn't it?), with Devid Siaman in goal and Juhn Jinsen marshaling the midfield, while Elan Smoth pops up with the occasional back-post header.
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Now, Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the mega-hit musical Hamilton and the son of Puerto Rican parents, is raising funds for the US territory, marshaling the support of other singers and celebrities of Puerto Rican descent.
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The Koch network has planned to spend $42 million of advertisements to boost Republican Senate hopefuls, marshaling resources initially intended for the presidential race toward a half-dozen Senate contests where the millions could make a difference.
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Now, Gutierrez -- the only Latino to represent Illinois -- is setting his sights on marshaling Latino voters in the country's heartland, as well as helping Puerto Rico rebuild following Hurricane Maria's devastating hit to the island last September.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating production from the Playwrights Realm at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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The Interpreter LONDON — Two very different presidents, Donald J. Trump and Emmanuel Macron of France, are each pursuing a time-tested strategy for leaders trying to push through a major policy change: marshaling a sense of crisis.
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And Carter, who ushered in the historic Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty -- also known as the Camp David Accords -- during his tenure, knows all too well the challenges Trump now faces in marshaling the Arab-Israeli peace process forward.
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"What I will tell you is that we are mobilizing and marshaling the resources of the United States of America in a way that is absolutely professional, fast, and adequate to meet the needs," Bossert said alongside Duke.
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Marriott, with 30 hotel brands, including Starwood and Ritz-Carlton, and other hotel companies are marshaling their clout to attract sports stars, including professional surfers, and even a National Geographic photographer to create one-of-a-kind enticements.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating portrait of a girls' soccer team at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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And this Wotan's access to a quick-marshaling anger also reflects some of Wagner's stage directions: wanting the character to sound subdued during one little section, then more animated for a couple of beats, then ramped back down.
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Mr. Johnson had lobbied aggressively for the proposal, marshaling his colleagues in the Council to hand out fliers at subway stops, appearing in a web advertisement and repeatedly arguing for it in private meetings with Mr. de Blasio.
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Many others in the Arab world hated him for marshaling militias to help President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, expand Iran's leverage in Iraq and boost the ability of Yemen's Houthi rebels to inflict pain on Saudi Arabia.
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In 2018, Mr. Smith played a leading role in marshaling support for the Paris Call for international norms of behavior on the internet, which was endorsed by dozens of nations, and hundreds of companies and public interest groups.
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In his final act as director and puppet master, Ford orchestrates the greatest "you can't fire me because I quit" maneuver in history, marshaling a sequence of events that empowers the hosts to claim Westworld as their own.
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So Cassidy and Graham seem to be on their own in marshaling support, and there is likely no way Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would put the bill up for a vote without being absolutely sure it would pass.
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But it will also look ashamedly at a party that decided, in this moment, that a greater political courage was not worth marshaling and that a comprehensive case against this administration and all it represents was not worth making.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (1:30).
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (44753:44743).
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And the $25 million is one of the boldest ways in which the tech community is marshaling its resources to fight the global pandemic, a response that includes everything from charitable giving to venture capital investments and public commentary.
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"A mysterious man appeared," who managed to locate the only passable stairwell and began marshaling down groups of injured and dazed people, according to the article, which also gave a telling detail about the rescuer that floored Ms. Crowther.
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Eventually, Mr. Litt found himself writing low-profile remarks for Mr. Obama and by the second term, became one of his top speechwriters, especially marshaling his comedic side as the lead writer for multiple White House Correspondents' Association dinners.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (200:2312).
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The issue is likely to provoke little opposition, yet Mr. Christie seems to be marshaling his rhetoric behind it: He spent roughly 60 of his 75 minutes in his final State of the State address focused on the issue.
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Judge Bork was "out of the mainstream" and would "turn back the clock" on civil rights, his opponents charged as they succeeded in marshaling a bipartisan coalition that defeated his nomination with 42 votes in favor and 58 against.
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"Look, we want to be clear: our hope and frankly our prayer is that by marshaling the resources of nations across the Asian Pacific -- not just South Korea, Japan, other allies -- and China bringing renewed pressure to bear," he said.
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She has worked with Seattle Clinic Defense since it formed in 2011 and said she hopes that marshaling disparate groups into the cohesive Movement for Abortion Defense will give people the confidence to start their own groups and boost recruiting.
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Marshaling a sharp band of his peers — Chad Lefkowitz-Brown on tenor saxophone; Walter Stinson on bass; and Zack O'Farrill, his older brother, on drums — Mr. O'Farrill establishes both a firm identity and a willful urge to stretch and adapt.
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Republicans in Congress moved with remarkable speed to enact the biggest tax overhaul since 7333, unveiling legislation to rewrite the tax code, marshaling support for their effort and devising a compromise between the House and Senate in under two months.
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Marshaling a highly original medley of sources, from arcane legal documents to sarcophagi, mosaics, coins, ivory book covers and architectural flourishes, Kantorowicz proposed that the king's natural body in the early Middle Ages was doubled with a spiritually invested superbody.
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Marshaling both family and state archival material, Majeed's two-part installation — "Cone of Light" and "In the Name of Hypersurface of the Present" (both 2018) — deploys spectulative fiction and digital kitsch to examine Pakistan's status as the first Muslim nuclear state.
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While these new partnerships promise to change how people get care, by marshaling better information about patients and steering them to less expensive and more convenient places, whether an urgent-care clinic or drugstore, delivering on that promise may prove challenging.
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Either way, it keeps the focus on Trump's crimes and his lies, rather than overwhelming that conversation with a debate over removing Trump from office at a time when there's no prospect of marshaling the votes to actually remove him from office.
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Under the Trump administration, the United States cannot perform the role that the world needs it to, marshaling allies — especially the members of the G7 that Trump has alienated — to push forward a clear view of universal values in the council's resolutions.
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"There's no question North Korea represents the most dangerous and most immediate threat in the Asia-Pacific and President Trump is determined to confront that threat by marshaling unprecedented cooperation with allies in the region and China and the world," Pence said.
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Japan's marshaling of official development assistance in the region has drawn less attention than the effort that China calls "One Belt, One Road," a network of roads, railways and ports intended to link China to the rest of Asia and to Europe.
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Taking advantage of almost a decade of political victories in state legislatures across the country, conservative advocacy groups are quietly marshaling support for an event unprecedented in the nation's history: a convention of the 25 states, summoned to consider amending the Constitution.
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International breaking news events, like the Easter Sunday suicide bombings in Sri Lanka, pose some of the toughest logistical challenges for Times journalists: getting correspondents to the scene, coordinating coverage from afar and marshaling additional resources — all while under intense deadline pressure.
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Perhaps Kamala D. Harris, whose talents are currently being wasted setting Matt Gaetz straight on Twitter (truly a thankless task if there ever was one), when she could be marshaling an entire country into an orderly, guideline-abiding response to the crisis.
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Critics of the federal response say the United States squandered precious weeks by focusing too narrowly on keeping the coronavirus from crossing U.S. borders rather than marshaling resources to prepare American communities for a widespread domestic outbreak that officials now say was inevitable.
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On the streaming side, Netflix has been marshaling its resources for months, poaching talent like Chris Nee, creator of the "Doc Mcstuffins" Disney Channel series, Naketha Mattocks ("The Descendants") and Kenny Ortega ("High School Musical") to join its stable of creative talent.
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If Mayor Bill de Blasio thought he had a difficult time in Iowa, knocking on doors for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, he returned home to a grimmer challenge: marshaling votes for his plan to shrink the horse-carriage trade and restrict it to Central Park.
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"We're all very hopeful now -- those of us who backed Trump from the very beginning -- that General Kelly can do a better job of marshaling the White House, the Cabinet members and the President himself," Michael Caputo, a former Trump campaign adviser, said on CNN.
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In a rare Oval Office address Wednesday night, President Donald Trump said he was "marshaling the full power of the federal government" to confront the growing public health crisis, including sharply restricting travel to the United States from more than two dozen European countries.
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Despite the ad hoc architecture and the D.I.Y. aesthetic — particularly the costumes, a mixture of neon knits and thrift-store finds — there's a sense of extravagance in the marshaling of dozens of artists and so many technical challenges for something that passes so quickly.
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Saying: "We are marshaling the full power of the federal government and the private sector to protect the American people," Trump also announced measures to help those affected by the virus, including financial relief for those who are ill, quarantined or caring for others.
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In the 2-1 ruling, the court rejected the suggestion that Congress can sue to resolve this type of dispute with the Executive Branch, suggesting instead that Congress turn to its other tools: withholding appropriations, blocking nominations, censure, marshaling public opinion — and even impeachment.
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Now some of those parents are using their resources to boost their own chances of getting a lenient sentence, by marshaling the best possible experts and the best possible arguments, some of which bear a trace of the extracurricular résumé-polishing of college applicants.
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Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former Vogue operative known for marshaling the annual Met Gala in New York, and whose official contract with the East Wing ended earlier this year, did not comment when asked about whether she had offered a hand, except to say Mrs.
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As he headed home Tuesday, five Republican members of the Texas congressional delegation, including Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, praised both Mr. Trump and Mr. Abbott for what they described as "an extraordinary job" in marshaling federal and state resources to confront the disaster.
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Her calculations changed in September with the emergence of an anonymous C.I.A. whistle-blower that accused the president of marshaling the powers of government to press Ukraine to investigate Mr. Biden and a theory that Democrats had colluded with Ukraine in the 2016 election.
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" John Gans, a former Defense Department speechwriter and author of a new book on the National Security Council, said Mr. Trump's aggressive tweets on Iran "make Pompeo's job — marshaling diplomatic support and mitigating opposition — much harder and will only inspire congressional opposition and action.
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Marshaling its disparate businesses, Nokia strengthened its position in the networking equipment industry last April by buying Alcatel-Lucent (a deal which triggered thousands of layoffs), before jettisoning its maps business Here later that year, selling the unit for $3 billion to a consortium of German carmakers.
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As Mr. Baillie shifts from amber hills to the cobalt ocean and lush green mountains — his fluid marshaling of image and sound suggests an epic journey, one that's complicated by his use of "Parsifal," the Wagner opera about an Arthurian knight's quest for the holy grail.
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It was Ms. Collins on display as a studious former staff member, marshaling information gleaned in extensive conversations with Judge Kavanaugh and legal experts to show how she had arrived at the conclusion that he was fit to serve and posed no danger to access to abortion.
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Even when those features have been acknowledged, they have typically been treated as somehow incidental to the Gospel's message — a prudent marshaling of resources against a hostile world for a brief season, but nothing essential to the faith, and certainly nothing amounting to a political philosophy.
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In line with the ad, he made light of Buttigieg's tenure as mayor of South Bend, saying there was a difference between managing the budget of a small city and his own work marshaling the $900 billion Recovery Act economic stimulus package through Congress after the 2008-2009 recession.
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From battling back bills that would have hamstrung online marketplaces like hometown heroes Etsy, or marshaling the community to speak out against national policies that effect the technology industry, Tech:NYC has taken a leading role in policy discussions in city hall, the Albany statehouse, and as a beacon nationally.
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Exit polls from West Virginia found that about a third of Sanders voters said they would back Trump over Clinton in a general election, so the party's fate could rest on the tone Sanders sets: either marshaling his supporters to Clinton or digging in for a longer fight.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. took command of the Democratic presidential race in decisive fashion on Tuesday, marshaling a powerful multiracial coalition in the South and the Midwest that swept aside Senator Bernie Sanders and completed Mr. Biden's rapid transformation from a sometimes-fumbling underdog into his party's likely nominee.
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"The fundamentals of Crisis Management 101 were certainly not observed here, but more importantly, there does not seem to be a priority on marshaling and disclosing the facts, whatever they may be," said Jack Quinn, who served as White House counsel under Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky affair.
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"Where the president really matters now is marshaling more appropriations from Congress and sustaining the efforts of the military for as long as it takes," said Phillip Carter, a former Obama Pentagon official who now directs the Military, Veterans and Society Program at the Center for a New American Security.
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Similarly, while TV has indulged in more ambitious storytelling over the past decade, "Game of Thrones" wedded those attributes and engrossing characters with an organic world into which the audience can escape, while marshaling blockbuster filmmaking techniques in a manner that traditionally wasn't feasible in TV in terms of time or money.
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For years, fans obsessed over such mysteries as the possible lineage of the bastard Jon Snow, one of the main characters, forensically marshaling textual evidence in support of the theory (recently confirmed, at long last) that Snow was not a bastard and, in fact, might be the rightful heir to the Iron Throne.
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The power of her writing comes not from emotional manipulation or verbal fireworks but from her marshaling of the sort of visual detail that makes her settings feel almost tangible, and from the bonds she builds between her wary characters, who, like it or not, must accept their need for one another.
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While he is angry and thirsty for revenge, he seems determined to swallow the loss in hopes of marshaling enough Republican support to pass spending bills, an as-yet unformed tax overhaul and a $1 trillion infrastructure package — legislation that could attract considerable Democratic support but has the potential to split the party.
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Republican lawmakers in Washington are marshaling support for the bill, which House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called the party's "last, best hope" to repeal former President Obama's signature health-care law.
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In a chapter aptly called "Favoring the Rich Over the Poor," Toobin shows the Hearst family marshaling their wealth, publicists and prestigious connections to persuade President Carter to commute Patricia's prison sentence after she had served less than two years of it, and later to persuade President Clinton to grant her a full pardon.
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Do we want a paternalistic government operating concurrently with an oligarchic corporate sector, or an environment that allows for the longevity of small business while marshaling the moral will to compel big business to act just as we would expect any citizen to — with real care and concern for all those in its orbit?
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One can practically see Bogues, who went on to a long, very successful N.B.A. career (as well as a smaller film career, in the Michael Jordan vehicle "Space Jam"), marshaling the offense, jab-stepping on defense and, in his first two years, leading the varsity Poets of Baltimore's Dunbar High to consecutive undefeated seasons.
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Instead, they want to change the focus of the conversation to expanding the economy of Central America and the south of their country by marshaling public and private investment to build infrastructure, develop the energy sector and create jobs in the region so people do not have to stream north in the first place.
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In my many years in commercial real estate, the project managers I worked with could take an empty dirt lot and turn it into a million-square-foot factory or a hospital or a school by knowing every step of the process and marshaling enormous numbers of sources, resources, vendors, contractors, sub-contractors and clients.
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Soon he would be back on Amtrak, riding to and from a foreign-policy institute bearing his name at the University of Pennsylvania and a domestic-policy center at the University of Delaware, and continuing the "cancer moonshot" — a Biden-led initiative marshaling resources in government and the private sector to accelerate cancer research.
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"We've moved beyond failed dialogues of the past and now we've moved into an era where President Trump is absolutely committed to marshaling the energy of the world community, of countries in the Asian-Pacific, to use economic and diplomatic power to isolate North Korea and achieve the goal of a denuclearized Korean Peninsula," he said.
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Ms. Merkel, who declared after the G-7 meeting that American leadership can no longer be relied on, has been marshaling her forces, in tandem with President Emmanuel Macron of France, for the meeting of the G-20, a larger and more powerful grouping consisting of the leaders of 19 major powers and the European Union.
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For months, it has been obvious that the prosecutors handling the case have been marshaling a mountain of evidence designed to prove that before his extradition last year, Mr. Guzmán was the world's biggest drug dealer, a celebrity outlaw who operated on four continents and earned nearly $14 billion in his decades-long career atop the Sinaloa drug cartel.
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If at the start of her storied career Ms. Franklin pliantly allowed herself to be groomed and promoted as a gospel ingénue with a set of pipes capable of blowing off the church doors, it was not long into her ascent that she began marshaling the power her nascent stardom commanded to extend the parameters of how we understood and defined black beauty.
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"These are storms of catastrophic severity, and we're marshaling the full resources of the federal government to help our fellow Americans in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, and all of those wonderful places and states in harm's way," Mr. Trump told the crowd gathered in front of the section of the Pentagon, now rebuilt, that was destroyed by the hijackers in 2001.
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Software called PERT is used to schedule the development program at Grumman, and most of the rest of the Apollo program too, churning out new schedules every day, seeing what things that need to be done have not been done, what has to be done elsewhere so the next thing can be done here, marshaling an army of workers according to the planning procedures its programmers laid out for it.
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They also just didn't get the neoliberal hard sell that my generation got; we may still be in the grips of neoliberalism, but it's kind of a zombie ideology without true believers and true defenders, and so I think that that's the reason why we now have solutions on the scale of the crisis and we now have politicians willing to talk about marshaling the kind of resources that it would actually take.
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The clarifications aside, Trump's grave-sounding remarks from the Oval Office abandoned his rosy portrayals of the global pandemic, choosing instead to frame the outbreak as a "foreign virus" washing on American shores, despite increasing instances of community spread inside the US. After facing sharp criticism about his response to the virus, Trump insisted he was "marshaling the full power of the federal government" to confront it and announced several steps he said would help blunt its economic impact.
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But consider the skills I would need to be more effective in just this one clinic session: understanding social issues that contribute to health; marshaling support resources like case management, social work and rehabilitation centers; exploring my patients' values and goals and encouraging behavior change; leading interdisciplinary care teams; employing new technologies and methods of patient engagement like telemedicine; and appreciating how health systems fit together to influence an individual patient's care — from home care and community centers to clinics and hospitals.
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During the ongoing Syrian Civil War, in coordination with Hezbollah, Tehran effectively engaged in military occupation of Syria by marshaling over 70,000 troops, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and mercenaries from Afghanistan and Pakistan, into Syria; Tehran pays monthly salaries to over 250,85033 militias and agents to prolong the conflict in Syria, reportedly dividing the country into 5 zones of conflict and establishing 18 command, logistics, and operations centers, according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran.
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Marshaling Hollywood celebrities and athletes from the Los Angeles community, along with some of the biggest names in finance, Cherny was able to pull together what he says is the largest Series B in financial technology investment history for an online banking company in the U.S. Investors in the round included Allen and Company, Omidyar Network, Alpha Edison, AGO Partners, Reyl & Cie and Capricorn Investments, as well as individual investors like the actor Orlando Bloom, Los Angeles Clippers coach "Doc" Rivers, former Citigroup chief operations and technology officer Deborah Hopkins, Bad Robot president Brian Weinstein and Rustic Canyon Partners founding partner Tom Unterman.
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