Sentence examples for conduct orderly from inspiring English sources

The foundation's report on the Bureau of Land Management, in contrast, accused the agency of "abuses of the public trust where there is a failure to comply with laws or to conduct orderly operations in accordance with written guidance".

Mr. Bush has said he is determined to conduct an orderly transition.

"The board announced in February 2002 its intent to conduct an orderly transition to a board composed of new, independent directors," the company said.

This would allow the F.D.I.C. to conduct an orderly unwind of the positions or to transfer them quickly to another institution.

There was no suggestion that the errors had altered the result, but the announcement on Monday casts further doubt on the ability of the country of 8.4 million to conduct an orderly vote.

In their eagerness to conduct an orderly trial, the senators may choose to defer to him rather than squabble over procedural rules; knowing this, Mr Rehnquist may press his advantage.

In January 2009, during the depths of the economic recession, Brandeis's trustees voted to "transition" the museum -- founded in 1961 and one of the most important collections in the New England, with works by de Kooning, Warhol, Lichtenstein and others -- into a teaching center and gallery, and to conduct "an orderly sale or other disposition" of its works to raise money.

The Board of Elections has sought to bring back the lever machines because it says the city's primary election and runoff are so close to each other that it would not be able to conduct an orderly election using the optical-scan machines it bought a few years ago.

Referring to Sir Ian's decision, the company said in a statement: "The board will conduct an orderly process to appoint a successor.

Says Highland in a statement: "It was in its investors' best interests to conduct an orderly wind-down of the funds".

Sir Ian said: "This term will take me into my eighth year on Wm Morrisons board, and this announcement gives the board time to conduct an orderly search for a new chairman and ensure a smooth transition".