Sentence examples for marshalling that from inspiring English sources

This week, the proxy debates over health care concern the nature of interstate commerce and the question of "severability," but the effect is similar — to wade into the debate is to become an armchair lawyer, marshalling (that is, endorsing) whatever arguments might strengthen your case.

Guillaume Marie Anne Brune (a Napoleonic marshal) was savagely assassinated, and his remains thrown into the Rhône River. Louis XVIII deplored such illegal acts, but vehemently supported the prosecution of those marshals that helped Napoleon in the Hundred Days. Louis XVIII's government executed Napoleon's Marshal Ney in December 1815 for treason.

What cause could marshal that much of a Beatles reunion?

So they came up with a way to marshal that audience and stay on the road.

What the U.S. really needs is leadership that could marshal that effort.

The warden will then advise the designate United States marshal that, "We are ready".

Connecticut investigators later notified federal marshals that they believed Mr. Howard was staying with an acquaintance in North Carolina.

But those hopes were dashed when jurors informed the United States marshals that they wanted to return to their hotel at 6 30.

Mr. Kudlik told marshals that he had purchased the counterfeit items on the Internet and promised to stop masquerading as a marshal, so the marshals did not press charges.

It appeared to fire marshals that Mr. Barbosa had grown tired of patrons at the hotels' bars and parties, said a fire official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the continuing investigation.

It suggested, for example, that cruise ships carry armed "sea marshals," that the state issue new rules for flight training schools and that law enforcement officials get powers to detain those suspected of terrorism "for a reasonable period".