Best known as the chief of staff who reduced to a semblance of order the confusion of the Clinton White House, he is associated in the public mind with no set of views or policies.
In other words, in homage to the archetypal Tower of Babel story, the company wants to un-Babel babel, and help bring some clarity (and order) to the confusion of tongues and the variation of human language.
In order to avoid confusion of judgment, one reviewer checked all of the medical records.
In the confusion of orders and counter orders, the battalion's carrier and mortar platoons had gotten separated from the rest of the unit.
For many years I ordered it and enjoyed the confusion of waiters who had brought the steak alone, imagining the ice-cream was for later.
In addition, in order to avoid further confusion of the text I would propose, on the basis of the statement given by the Director-General, which should be taken as a guide, that the issues like trade, good governance, reproductive services, human rights which have been settled in other fora should not be re-opened here.
circulates any falsies (sic) fact as to the matters which threaten to provoke any confusion of social order, shall be punished by imprisonment for a definite term of two or more years; (5) Any person who manufactures, imports, reproduces, holds, carries, distributes, sells or acquires any.
This is one definition of madness: a confusion of categories, of order.
In one of his most influential books, "Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism," he wrote: "In meditation practice, we clear away the confusion of ego in order to glimpse the awakened state.
When you rewrite, order will come out of the confusion of the first draft...It is the natural way for the creative mind and the logical brain to work together.
