If modern tragedy begins with Nietzsche's declaration that God is dead, then just about any depiction of an orderly afterlife -- no matter how harsh or rich in bureaucratic red tape -- has to belong in the "feel-good" category.
Carter's office at Yale, on the third floor of the Sterling Law Buildings, looks like a cavern in which some poorly understood geologic process has formed stalagmites out of books and scholarly journals: orderly piles of printed matter rise from almost every horizontal surface.
Ms. White, in a statement released yesterday, did not address those outstanding cases, except to say that the timing of her resignation should permit "an orderly transition of pending matters".
They have given the world a great example of how to conduct such matters in an orderly and civilised way.
Cudworth concludes that because matter is dead, its orderly and purposive behavior can only be explained on the assumption that it is accompanied by a (necessarily immaterial) guide (Cunning 2010).
The court assumes that time will not permit "orderly judicial review of any disputed matters that might arise".
It would require not only the adoption (after opportunity for argument) of adequate statewide standards for determining what is a legal vote, and practicable procedures to implement them, but also orderly judicial review of any disputed matters that might arise.
Feinblatt, the less orderly one, learned to accept that no matter where he dropped his suitcase, it would "be moved to a 'better' place," he said.
Mr. Bush said his action had grown out of talks with Mexican officials on immigration matters to "ensure a more orderly, legal and humane migration flow between our countries".
A database, no matter how large, is structured in an orderly way, and can be sliced and diced accordingly.
