Sentence examples for that orchestrated from inspiring English sources

DB: And now, the gentleman that orchestrated it, Jean-Pascal Beintus, is a very famous orchestrator for a well-known French film composer.

Compromising his credentials will leave him weakened, and at the mercy of a shadowy apparatus and the interest groups that orchestrated the plot.

In 2009, Rattner served as the Treasury Department's "car czar," overseeing the task force that orchestrated the successful rescue of General Motors and Chrysler.

The irony that his film has been taken up and praised by the same social forces that orchestrated the vicious media attacks on the miners in the mid-1980s, is not lost on him.

The companies declined to say how much Unilever paid, but Jean Rossi, the president of Fox One, the News Corporation unit that orchestrated the deal, said "we think it's a real template for us going forward in categories like automotive".

Now the authorities in this rural Illinois college town are holding the fraternity members that orchestrated the November initiation event accountable, issuing arrest warrants this week for 22 students charged with felony and misdemeanor hazing counts.

Wyss-Coray suspects that among them are factors that orchestrate the ageing process.

Gag is the main retroviral structural protein that orchestrates the formation of HIV-1 virus particles.

They also analyzed the gene regulatory networks that orchestrate this process.

A striking example of this is the ribosome, a complex, three-dimensionally folded macromolecular machine that orchestrates protein synthesis.

Growth factors (GFs) are versatile signalling molecules that orchestrate the dynamic, multi-stage process of wound healing.