give marching orders

Anderson also said the group runs a Tuesday call to “give marching orders” to other conservative organizations that have just launched voting pushes, including the anti-abortion rights Susan B. Anthony List and the small government group FreedomWorks.

Should no final resolutions come at the summit later this week, the EU is mulling an extraordinary one in late October to approve any deal or a delay, or give marching orders for a damaging no-deal split.

The company uses the event to give marching orders to the software vendors that sell most of its products, as well as to announce new corporate deals and product updates.

At Sanders headquarters, the data team will be watching the stream through a custom built application, and will be able to give marching orders to precinct chairmen based on what they’re seeing, like messaging or specific arguments to present when a group is not doing well at a caucus.

“The top down model of engaging where you have two or three or four leaders who were able to give marching orders to the faithful, I don’t know that that’s a model that’s going to be successful in 2016,” Goodman said.