By stacking the deck, charters avoid all the rigors that force the public schools to be labeled "failures".
By stacking the front line as tightly as a class photo, the gang-tackling Raiders accomplished their first priority.
But on Oct. 23 in Philadelphia, the Eagles held him to 7 yards on 17 carries by stacking the line of scrimmage with defenders.
The food services staff then illustrated that quantity by stacking the equivalent weight in boxes of rice in the entrance of the dining hall.
In 2007, when the ABC screened the film The Great Global Warming Swindle, local acolytes of Lyndon Larouche spiced up proceedings at the following panel discussion by stacking the audience with their members.
The controversial mid-decade congressional redistricting that DeLay engineered by stacking the Texas Legislature in a 2002 campaign fuelled by corporate money - which cannot legally be spent on candidates in Texas - ensured Bonilla's re-election.
Instead of the usual course-on-course brickwork for the wall surfaces, they produced oversized brick units by stacking the bricks in pairs, with dark mortar between the paired units.
By stacking the Sunday shows, the Bush administration had an opportunity to hammer home its message of the day, but viewers also got to observe some of the idiosyncrasies that shaped the messenger.
"If you aim at consensus you can only do so by stacking the panel with people who have reached a foregone conclusion," he said, or by reaching agreement "only at the lowest common denominator".
What Moffitt would not say is that South Florida took away West Virginia's bread-and-butter play, the zone read option, by stacking the box and asking its cornerbacks to play man-to-man outside the hash marks.
By stacking the three versions as a sandwich, the company can produce a highly reflective 4,000-colour 4,000-colour a contrast ratio as goodisplayk on paper.
