The phrase "orderly condition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe a state of organization or neatness.
Example: The librarian diligently maintains the books in an orderly condition on the shelves.
It described the intervention as a "fine-tuning operation" to ensure "orderly conditions in the euro money market".
The choice is between controlling migration now under somewhat orderly conditions or callous indifference to the suffering of others.
The CSU's leader, Horst Seehofer, told Der Spiegel magazine in a weekend interview he would send the federal government a written request within the next two weeks to restore "orderly conditions" at the nation's borders.
"The derivatives dealers' demands for liquidity far exceed what the markets can provide on difficult days, and may exceed the abilities of the central banks to maintain orderly conditions".
"To manage contagion risks, policymakers should stand ready to deploy, and if necessary adapt, the full arsenal of available instruments; the ECB in particular should ensure that banks continue to have access to ample liquidity and maintain orderly conditions in sovereign debt markets," the report said.
And should a financial crisis happen anyway, the option would be exercised, and the borrower would gain a breathing-space until (it is hoped) more orderly conditions returned.In their forthcoming paper*, Mr Buiter and Ms Sibert stress that their idea has limited ambitions.
The greatest need for assistance is in those camps around Syria's borders, and if we are to take in more refugees – as we are simply morally obliged to do – then there is a case for at least some of them coming directly from those camps in safe and orderly conditions.
"We are aiming to maintain orderly conditions in the money market," ECB spokesman Niels Bünemann told Forbes.com.
Instead, the Fed said Friday it was cutting the so-called discount rate 50 points, to 5.75%, to "promote the restoration of orderly conditions in financial markets".
