But, let's say Trump was able to orchestrate a move to withdraw the U.S. from NAFTA.
To this end, hereby a novel standard compatible framework is proposed, which is able to orchestrate several layer-2 security mechanisms with a limited computational footprint.
During his tenure, despite opposition from many Democrats and consumer groups, he was able to orchestrate a doubling of natural gas rates.
Working together, the city of Cambridge, Harvard University, and the nonprofit Homeowners Rehab Inc. (HRI) were able to orchestrate HRI's purchase of Craigie Arms Apartments to ensure affordability of the 25 units for a minimum of 50 years.
To be able to offer cloud computing services efficiently, service providers need not just an infrastructure comprising both network and IT resources, but especially a control system that is able to orchestrate such integrated network and IT services.
This, he added, requires private bankers to be a little more "quasi-investment banking type people," and they must be able to orchestrate the right team of internal resources.
Note the vicious, jittery satisfaction that Ms. Burton manifests when Hedda, for one moment, is able to orchestrate Eilert and Thea's lives as if she were a stage director.
There would be no better demonstration that although he was able to orchestrate an attack on the US that claimed the lives of 3,000 people, he utterly failed to destroy America and all that it stands for.
and their results were summed up in Science Daily: The scientists explained, "The fact that Hitchcock was able to orchestrate the responses of so many different brain regions, turning them on and off at the same time across all viewers, may provide neuroscientific evidence for his notoriously famous ability to master and manipulate viewers' minds".
