A caveat, though — assembling facts is not the same as presenting them clearly (here talking in complete sentences helps a lot), or marshaling them expressly to demonstrate the merits of a course of action.
Unfortunately, the general weakens his arguments by not marshaling them coherently, by often appearing to be driven by pique and by himself zigzagging through various descriptions of the Kosovo conflict -- calling it "war" several times, then saying, "We weren't at war, nor did we want to be".
Constitutional rights are no longer seen by many judges and scholars as absolute barriers to official power grounded in natural law but as "values" or "interests" that must yield when weightier governmental interests are marshaled against them.
The war is still a long way from over, though, says Craig Schmugar, a virus research manager at McAfee Inc., the noted security software vendor in Santa Clara, CA. Both rootkits and polymorphic code have been around for several years, he says, and there are counter-measures that can be marshaled against them.
No federal intervention was marshaled to try to stop them, but Mr. Greenspan has no regrets.
It took far too long, but finally the county — home to nearly 47,000 homeless people — and the city (where an estimated 28,000 of them live) have marshaled the political will and capital to address this seemingly intractable problem on a scale never before attempted here.
They appear (or "pop up like gargoyles" as De Vos once said) when we least expect them, and are marshaled in the defense of the invisible barriers erected between individuals of different social groups, whether races, the sexes, or ethnic minorities.
Ms. Kumar's views are controversial, but she has marshaled evidence that she maintains supports them.
With his large Twitter following, he helped create a blacklist of the crown prince's enemies and then marshaled mass social media attacks against them.
