These are precisely the steps that the Bush administration has tried to orchestrate before, without success.
The last major news conference before a title fight often provides the fireworks before the fisticuffs, or occasionally ad hoc, if orchestrated, fisticuffs before the pay-per-view confrontation.
LONDON — The antagonism that flared between Britain and Pakistan in the past 10 days over the war in Afghanistan and the fight against Islamic terrorism appeared to have been smoothed over on Friday in a carefully orchestrated appearance before reporters.
The dusting-off of Lei Feng dovetails with a wider revival of "red culture" that began to be orchestrated last year before the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party.
The game features collectible objects and puzzles similar to the Riddler challenges of previous games (orchestrated by Enigma before assuming his Riddler identity).
If a phony nerve-agent attack with a pesticide resembling a "chemical weapon" was in fact orchestrated in Homs just before Christmas, one has to wonder: Who would stage such a thing whether by balloon or any other method of deployment and why?
The announcement, which followed a week of losses in many financial stocks, was orchestrated to calm the markets before they opened on Monday.
Before a system orchestrated by the market can replace one built on obedience to communal or authoritarian pressure, the social orders dependent on tradition and command must be replaced by a new order in which individuals are expected to fend for themselves and in which all are permitted even encouraged to improve their material condition.
He emphasized the unlikelihood of that scenario, but said if it did happen it would "be more highly organized and orchestrated than what we've seen before".
Former employees at MyFerryLink have orchestrated wildcat strikes before this summer, causing delays and cancellations for holidaymakers.
