In 2000, voters in Maine narrowly defeated a better organized campaign for a measure modeled on the Oregon law.
Regarded as models of efficiency and honesty, state police were the prototypes of what came to be known as professional police organizations: highly disciplined, narrowly focused, centrally administered, and organized into a quasi-military hierarchy of command and control.
After legal challenges were dismissed and the City Council narrowly approved the project, the firm organized ceremonies for the groundbreaking and other key points during construction.
The South Korean fans, slightly outnumbered but better organized and brandishing soccer scarves, narrowly won the battle of the chants.
had organized resistance to that legislation, only to be narrowly outgunned by personal lobbying late into the night from President Barack Obama and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
After Royal Caribbean admitted to dumping waste, the town narrowly passed a 4% bed tax and a 4% tax on organized tours in 2001.
"Charles Sheeler: Across Media," organized by the museum's assistant curator of American and British paintings, Charles Brock, is narrowly designed to highlight Mr. Sheeler's versatility.
