Marshaling

By marshaling limited city resources and following a detailed blueprint, New York City would aim to eradicate homelessness among younger New Yorkers.

But together they are counting on a never-before-seen marshaling of scientific, industry, philanthropic and government forces to drive the global effort.

Cooper then asked a follow-up that addresses the absurd, chronological logic of McConnell’s preferred rules, the result of which could see House Democrats marshaling their case around facts and documents that the Senate has not even accepted yet.

In the past decade, Soleimani turned terrorism into an effective instrument of Iran’s imperial expansion by marshaling a transnational Shia expeditionary force that has prevailed in conflicts across the Middle East.

Luftwaffe bombers created havoc at marshaling and supply points.

Barr is marshaling the enormous legal muscle of the people’s Justice Department as a political hit squad.

The only President who would have bombed the marshaling yards and derailed the death trains would have been God’s gift, Richard Nixon.

Chinese cities are pioneers in marshaling the potential of facial recognition and big data to police the behavior of their citizens, down to issuing automated fines for offenses like jaywalking.

Her mother, Roza, was one of those astonishingly resourceful people who was marshaling every skill and connection to survive the war.

Second, to CHANDRA KRANTZ, who took over marshaling the Equestrian Unit — and we had the largest and best Equestrian Unit in at least 15 years!

Marshaling public frustration with the lack of a voice in the governing of Dominica, this group won one-third of the popularly elected seats of the legislative assembly in 1924 and one-half in 1936.

With Rope (1948), Hitchcock experimented with marshaling suspense in a confined environment, as he had done earlier with Lifeboat (1944).