Jasper experienced tremendous pressures and marshaled social assets when facing an unexpected and sudden crisis.
Mayor Bloomberg has done a fine job of marshaling our assets, leading environmental efforts and envisioning the city's future.
The bankruptcy trustee in charge of marshaling her assets accepted the offer, and that decision, challenged by Mrs. Santiago's lawyers, has been upheld by both a bankruptcy court and a Federal District Court.
Last year, Mr. Bush ordered that knowledge of the Syrian project be limited to a few crucial officials, and he put the C.I.A. in charge of marshaling the assets of other intelligence agencies.
So you're 50 and you keep reading how far behind you are in marshaling enough assets for retirement.
A court appointed Padrick to serve as the Chapter 11 trustee in the bankruptcy, and charged him with marshaling the assets of the bankrupt firm to pay off clients whose money had been misappropriated in a Ponzi scheme, the 9th Circuit said.
On Monday night at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center, he marshaled those modern assets in a two-hour concert focused on his own compositions.
For all the huff and puff about the escalating cost of a presidential election some predict it will consume $6 billion this year, up from $5 billion in 2008 these figures are a pittance relative to the assets marshaled by American billionaires.
This stress on concentrated marshaling of assets fosters the belief that the resources themselves bring power and success.
All of this marshaling of assets may reassure members who have heard about flameouts like Tanner & Haley, a deluxe club that went bankrupt in 2006 after losing a reported $64 million.
The orchestra's chief assets — a rich, blended string sound; nimble principal winds and French horn; a robust low brass section — were instantly evident, and Mr. Lacombe marshaled them effectively.
