Sentence examples for Orchestrate a plan from inspiring English sources

Advantaged as he is, homo economicus can safely accept his desires as given and proceed without ado to orchestrate a plan to satisfy them.

In the event of severe weather or a large-scale emergency, University officials must assess risks to safety and property, survey damages, and orchestrate a plan to best provide students with basic necessities until all hazards have subsided.

He had been accused of orchestrating a plan to use money from donors to hide Ms. Hunter during the campaign.

But Cliven had hundreds of supporters at his back, and he and his sons quickly orchestrated a plan.

JOHN PIERPONT MORGAN, it is said, whiled away the time while orchestrating a plan to avert the financial crisis of 1907 by steadfastly playing solitaire.

The opportunity to break the record would never have occurred had the coaches of both teams not orchestrated a plan that enabled Haasis to shatter the mark, however.

The spy chief, Vladimiro Montesinos, is accused of having orchestrated a plan in which the rifles were air-dropped in 1999 to rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.

His wife's cousins, with whom Mr. Lajud and his wife lived after he arrived, realized that he had come into a large amount of money and orchestrated a plan to rob him, local prosecutors said.

In October 2013, he orchestrated a plan to block the president's healthcare law that forced the federal government to shut down for 16 days and did not block the plan.

He pleaded guilty in August to a felony conspiracy charge for orchestrating a plan to list bogus expenses that could be written off as business costs and save Haas Automation millions in taxes.

Gbagbo, 70, and his former youth militia leader Charles Blé Goudé, 44, are accused of orchestrating a plan to ensure Gbagbo remained in power despite being narrowly defeated by his bitter rival Alassane Ouattara in elections in November 2010.