According to this flawed logic, the fact that Greece is having a second round election on June 17, after inconclusive first round ballots (a straightforward and orderly process outlined in the constitution) is cause for concern.
"Let's start with something from my hometown, Barr," Mr. Joho said one night at Everest, whose broad plate-glass windows face north on a spectacular vista of twinkling lights outlining Chicago's orderly grid of streets and, far off, planes coming into O'Hare International Airport.
It is an orderly work: a three-legged stool is outlined in a square of a grid, as are vases.
But as the authorities this week turned up the heat on some of Russia's most powerful companies, at least the cynical view that President Vladimir Putin is a nonentity installed by the old guard to protect their privileges is looking less plausible.In his state-of-the-nation speech to parliament last weekend, Mr Putin outlined his vision of an orderly and prosperous Russia.
Mr. Obama needs to explain that that is not a strategy and then outline his own plans for an orderly exit.
I read it bullet by bullet, feeling disoriented, despite the orderly indents and the nesting of what, in outlines, are called "children".
The legislation provided for orderly growth and evolution of the city by outlining not only the powers and duties of the parks districts, but also the geography of the parks and connecting boulevards.
With so much of what is happening in Iraq beyond Mr. Bush's control, the five-part plan for stabilizing and rebuilding Iraq that he outlined Monday night may not unfold in the orderly manner he described.
Since L'Enfant outlined his vision of broad avenues, public parks and sweeping perspectives in 1791, this city has dwelled on issues of orderly development.
