Even Max Clifford had a walk-on part, though Kilroy-Silk is highly sensitive to the charge that the mischievous publicist orchestrated the exercise.
The national socialist movement, in Schmitt's view, had managed to orchestrate an exercise of constituent power and to create a new constitution; one that was willing to draw uncompromising distinctions between the German people and its internal and external enemies.
But this is basically a political propaganda exercise orchestrated by George Osborne.
The open forum exercise orchestrated by Bank governor Mark Carney was a distinctly controlled affair, which meant the day avoided comparison to an annual meeting's long lines of shareholders addressing their concerns to the chairman of the board, who must, through time-honoured tradition, offer long and often detailed answers.
Last November, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation NAERCC) orchestrated a two-day training exercise called GridEx II, involving more than 2,000 participants from utility companies, the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, schools, businesses, and a number of other industries.
Last November, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation NAERCC) orchestrated a two-day training exercise called GridEx II, involving over 2,000 participants from utility companies, the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, schools, businesses, and a number of other industries.
Christie's orchestrated the auction as a major branding exercise, with scarlet banners in the streets and its name splashed across a huge building overlooking the river.
The stock-market boom facilitated this remarkable exercise in raising capital, but Grubman orchestrated it.
Shortly thereafter, the U.S. followed up with extensive naval exercises off China's coast and orchestrated the surprise simultaneous surfacing of three of America's most powerful submarines -- each carrying about 150 nuclear-capable cruise missiles -- in close proximity to China, as a reminder of America's overwhelming military prowess.
For her, the American wedding is an exercise in cheap sentiment and pricey self-indulgence, orchestrated by an industry that cunningly plays on the romantic delusions of the betrothed.
