Sentence examples for orchestrated state from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tsvangirai escaped unhurt, and blamed "orchestrated state violence" for what a party spokesman said was a crowd of more than 50 people who, armed with axes, rocks and iron bars, rushed the party leader's motorcade.
From an extraordinarily upbeat "Be a Miner!" TV advert to harrowing scenes of the police charge at Orgreave, director Owen Gower mixes plentiful archive footage with contemporary interviews to cut through the media rhetoric about rioting pickets and paint an altogether more alarming portrait of a carefully orchestrated state crackdown.
It would be comforting to think that orchestrated state violence and prejudice is very much a thing of the past, that lessons might have been learned from those dark days in Russia and in Europe.
AFTER weeks of orchestrated state-sponsored violence, Zimbabwe's battered opposition decided not to take part in the presidential run-off scheduled for June 27th.
Mike Ciresi, a trial lawyer who orchestrated the state's $6.6 billion settlement from tobacco companies, has spent about $3.4 million, financing more than half of it himself.
That shift in power was orchestrated through state power, including trade union legislation, and the lifting of controls on capital movement, by governments.
Activists and the rebel Free Syrian Army say they had nothing to do with the bombings in Damascus and that the blasts were orchestrated by state forces to hurt the opposition's image.
Eight major banks are in talks to bolster the Ambac Financial Group, the troubled bond insurance company, as part of an industrywide rescue being orchestrated by state regulators, people briefed on the negotiations said Friday.
In a series of court hearings orchestrated by state and federal prosecutors, Deryl Dedmon, 19, and his friends John A. Rice, 18, and Dylan Butler, 20, were charged in the morning in United States District Court in Jackson with one count each of conspiracy and one of violating Mr. Anderson's civil rights.
Levy's switch to the GOP was largely orchestrated by state party chairman, Ed Cox.
These connections reveal disposability to be a racial and global process orchestrated by states and sustained by professionals (medical, legal, police).
