Orchestrate

And there would have been no need for federal agents to “orchestrate” a riot.

And there would have been no need for federal agents to 'orchestrate' a riot," the report charged.

As we develop better and more user-friendly AI software, a 12-year-old kid might be able to orchestrate a worldwide phishing attempt from his or her bedroom.

But Kashkari surely has a lot of say about the current situation since he was a Treasury Department official who helped orchestrate the big bank bailout during the 2008 financial meltdown.

One of its most impressive qualities is how its episodes orchestrate moments of life-or-death spy craft, gut-busting gags, and familial warmth, all without ever fumbling into tonal weirdness.

Players could alternate in shifts as guards, patrol to defend their resources, or even orchestrate raids on enemy-controlled resources.

She wrote: "I really did appreciate the fact that Mr. Presley had thought of me when he was trying to orchestrate the logistics of getting loved ones back to Memphis.

Smith overcame an edgy opening to help orchestrate an 11-try rout at Stade Pierre-Mauroy, offering the team a new dimension with the ball in hand, which he underscored with a personal two-try haul – albeit against opponents ranked 22 in the world.

The enlisted members and officers in charge of the event orchestrate scenarios to evaluate the Airmen’s capabilities to problem-solve and react well under pressure.

As for the negative aspects, Ridley knows how to orchestrate a film drama, but can’t bring the film back down after it’s been heightened.

Combs relied on those close to him to help orchestrate and maintain a decades-long pattern of sexual abuse, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York said.

Det Chief Insp Jo Lloyd, from the Met’s Online Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation team, said: “Our priority is to safeguard children at risk and pursue offenders who orchestrate this abuse through grooming and/or direct contact abuse.

Fraudsters Exploit Cloud Access Points to Orchestrate Sophisticated Attackspymnts.

In⁤ a move that can only be described⁤ as desperate, the Algerian government ⁣recently attempted to orchestrate ⁤a against Morocco in Brussels.

In an effort to orchestrate a smooth descent, the Federal Reserve has tapered its asset purchasing program and hinted at impending interest rate hikes.

Just a month before the Kremlin ordered the full-scale invasion, the British government said that Moscow was developing plans to orchestrate a coup in Ukraine to install a pro-Russian leader.

Maye’s remarkable talent and leadership so far are the best bargaining chips the organization has to orchestrate its turnaround next year — even better than having tons of salary cap space.

Mr Biden endorsed Ms Harris minutes after ending his campaign, helping orchestrate a near-seamless hand-off of his political operation to his vice president and avoiding a contentious fight in Chicago over the party’s future.

Mr. Jackson, who served as Mr. Trump’s physician in the White House, said he helped orchestrate getting his nephew a spot in the friends and family section at the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Richard Haswell, 62, had sent money to a person in the Philippines to orchestrate the live sexual abuse of children for custom videos.