The offspring are 11 regional carriers spun off from Aeroflot years ago, their new merger orchestrated by the government because of bankruptcies.
The new arrangement — orchestrated by Brian Camelio, the founder of ArtistShare; Bruce Lundvall, chairman emeritus of Blue Note; and Don Was, Blue Note's president — will essentially serve as a low-risk development arm of the label.
Under the new agreements orchestrated by Mr. Schacht, Mr. Holder and Mr. O'Shea get lump sum payments of $4.5 million and $3.1 million, respectively, whether they stay or leave after April 22; Mr. Netravali gets payments of $500,000 on both Feb. 1 and Dec. 1.
In December 2012, a new hearing orchestrated by the Nizhny Novgorod Prosecutor's Office commenced to ban The Tribunal for Chechnya.
The new versions orchestrate the songs as pure old-fashioned easy listening.
The musicologist Douglas Shadle, in his absorbing new book, "Orchestrating the Nation," draws attention to a controversy that arose in 1845 over William Henry Fry's "Leonora," the first American opera to win wide notice.
Along with the development of new technologies, orchestrating computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) has become a topic of discussion because new learning spaces challenge teacher to support collaborative learning in new ways.
The brand new engine orchestrates a spectacular visual experience that brings players closer to the Civ experience than ever, featuring fully animated leaders interacting with players from a screen-filling diplomatic scene and speaking in their native language for the first time.
He brought in new sponsorship, successfully orchestrated the shortening of the season and had genuine connections to stars like Federer.
The factor that chiefly accounts for the unprecedented inflation of art prices is the entry of huge numbers of new players skillfully orchestrated by auction houses.
