Many have noted that Dr. Monnett's observations could be marshaled against decisions by his employer, the Department of Interior, to grant permission for oil and gas drilling in the Arctic.
As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (1946 48), Vandenberg marshaled congressional support for the Truman Doctrine of aid to Greece and Turkey (1947), the Marshall Plan of aid to Europe (1948), and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (1949), all of which sought to prevent the spread of communism in Europe.
At that time he devised what is still known to lawyers as the Brandeis brief, in which economic and sociological data, historical experience, and expert opinions are marshaled to support the legal propositions.
In a 200-page paper he marshaled enough powerful mathematical machinery to prove one special case of the Taniyama-Weil conjecture, valid for "semistable" elliptic curves, and that was enough to imply Fermat's last theorem.
Opposition was marshaled by the Communists, but the Agrarians were divided in their votes.
The uprising was easily quashed, and the emperor was banished, but two years later he escaped and again marshaled his forces, preparing to advance on the imperial capital at Kyōto.
The legislature, marshaled by Speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov, began to sense that it could block and even defeat the president.
This literary biography of Norway's leading painter marshaled extensive primary documentation with impressive sensitivity.
As leader of the Liberal Party, he marshaled party support for the realization of Greater Romania through territorial aggrandizement.
In the interim, more of his energies focused on the national organization of scientific activities through his creation in July 1916 of the National Research Council NRCC), which marshaled scientific expertise for national needs, specifically to ready the country for war.
In the meantime, she trained women for direct political action and marshaled seasoned campaigners.
