Sentence examples for attempting to orchestrate from inspiring English sources

Backers of the government and the rebels are attempting to orchestrate a population swap but it has been repeatedly delayed.

Under a ceasefire deal, foreign backers of the government and the opposition are attempting to orchestrate a population swap, essentially a peaceful "sectarian cleansing".

And in the midst of all this, the Communist Party is attempting to orchestrate the second peaceful transfer of power in its history.

Reid, who had recently been hired as Eagles coach, sat at the dais mortified that a mayor was publicly attempting to orchestrate the team's selection.

Mrs. Clinton also accused Republicans of attempting to orchestrate what she termed a "bait and switch" convention that will highlight moderate themes in an effort to mask what she suggested were the true right-wing leanings of the party.

Their fate is tied to Fua and Kefraya where backers of the government and the rebels are attempting to orchestrate a population swap that has been repeatedly delayed due to Russian intervention in Syria.

In 2014, Lib Dem peer Matthew Oakeshott suggested the party would do better under a new leader and attempted to orchestrate a coup against Clegg.

In the interview, Clegg addressed reports that Lord Oakeshott, an ally of the former business secretary Vince Cable, had attempted to orchestrate a coup against his leadership.

"We have watched in disappointment over recent days as an anonymous few have attempted to orchestrate a campaign of briefing to destabilise Ed and his leadership," the would-be MPs said.

The letter states: "We have watched in disappointment over recent days as an anonymous few have attempted to orchestrate a campaign of briefing to destabilise Ed and his leadership.

In a series of emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act (Foia), AEB staff, a US department of agriculture official and egg industry executives attempted to orchestrate the attack.