The transfer of power must not only be orderly and in full respect of the Constitution; it must be perceived as such by all factions, all elements of American society.
In contrast, Monday not only seemed orderly (this photo taken Sunday, by the way), but, according to Lindsay Beyerstein of Majiktheise, the main protest of the day received next-to-no visibility because of the ingenious way the "free speech zones" (shades of the Olympics) rendered any reasonable protest virtually unknown to the delegates and powers that be.
We in the Senate, especially in the Majority, are committed to that goal and to deal, not only with an orderly transition of government, but to address our most pressing need, which is the economic crisis before us.
The committee feels that this bill will not only promote an orderly development of our Nation's civil aeronautics, but by its immediate enactment prevent the spread of bad practices and of destructive and wasteful tactics resulting from the intense competition now existing within the air-carrier industry.' S.Rep.No.1661, 75th Cong., 3d Sess., 2 (1938).
Apparently, decision-makers recognize that these attributes are likewise instrumental not only in the smooth, orderly, and efficient conduct of flights but also in the long-term effects of the overall air transportation system.
Then we could pay real wages and from them make real deductions, thus inculcating not only the habit of an orderly working day which is foreign territory to most of them, but also the habit of an orderly use of earnings.
Adapting this, later thinkers of the Frankfurt School decided that the key to destroying capitalism was to mix up Marx with a bit of Freud, since workers were not only economically oppressed, but made orderly by sexual repression and other social conventions.
"I'm hoping this will be the beginning of a bipartisan agreement that will be necessary in order to have an orderly appropriations process not only this year, but next year as well," Mr. McConnell told reporters.
Before the World Trade Center fell, Mr. Giuliani was already nationally known as a crime-fighter, the man who proved New York could not only be safe, but polite and orderly as well.
