Sentence examples for the orchestrating of from inspiring English sources

Besides, some say, the orchestrating of publicity that comes from public testimony is not Mr. Silbert's strength anyway.

Christopher Olgiati's film outlined Gaddafi's funding and coordinating of terrorist movements, the orchestrating of civil conflicts, the training of genocidal warlords, the ceaseless executions of enemies real and imagined.

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Numerous studies have emphasized the orchestrating role of endothelium in sepsis, and endothelium injury could be one of the primum movens pathophysiological events in sepsis complications [102, 135 148].

There, she implied, in the subtle, final orchestrating of rhythm and tone, is where director and screenwriter meet and merge.

But he declined to elaborate on what was truly behind the dispute and stopped short of accusing the Russian government of orchestrating the campaign of regulatory pressure.

The differentiation process requires the carefully orchestrated expression of a cascade of transcription factors (3, 4).

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, an independent federal agency, accused the private equity firm of orchestrating the series of transactions to avoid paying pension benefits to thousands of workers and retirees.

She also went up against the powerful bureaucracy, orchestrating the resignation of the administrative vice minister of defense.

A jury convicted Glossip of orchestrating the killing of Barry Van Treese, the owner of a motel where Glossip worked.

Consider for instance the Balkan conflicts in which Mr. Mladic was accused of orchestrating some of the worst atrocities.