Ali Younis, a Washington-based journalist, also wrote in an article for Al Arabiya, February 28, noting that "the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat used corruption as a tool to manage and control his chaotic Palestinian Authority".
In the old days, tiebreaking was managed in chaotic ways, often by drawing lots.
Mr. Wu said that he suspected that the fines had been "managed in a chaotic way," and that it appeared that county-level officials overseeing the punishments had been unsupervised.
His 'whiz kids' installed computers and computerized systems to manage and keep track of everything and to bring order and sound fiscal management to the chaotic and bloated military establishment.
Authoring, managing, and improving CHW programs in diverse global health contexts can metaphorically be seen as sharing important similarities with the practice of cooking; although interactions may follow intricate and chaotic processes, past experiences can be used to elucidate patterns.
Juggling is decidedly not the same as the idea of policy making as a garbage-can process (most profoundly professed by March & Olsen [ 55]) – the application of theories highlighted above would aim at structuring and making sense of the logic, diligence, and structure of managing a chaotic process.
Arvind Kejriwal, an anti-graft activist reborn as a populist politician, managed just 49 chaotic days as chief minister of the state of Delhi last year.
Managing well in chaotic and bullying organisations can be an insurmountable task, and those who are good provide an opportunity to start to rebuild stability.
It's hard to see how Selina rose very far -- to the office of vice-president, in fact -- given her inability to manage her chaotic staff, project leadership qualities or recognize that she's curt and verging on mean most of the time.
However harrowing, they were nothing compared to trying to manage the chaotic volatility of global finance over a quarter of a century.
