Sentence examples for orderly transition from from inspiring English sources

But, he declared, an orderly transition from the Mubarak regime should start "now".

Shirky writes: "Because social effects lag behind technological ones by decades, real revolutions don't involve an orderly transition from point A to point B".

For me, this must include: A successful diplomatic effort to secure a stable and orderly transition from a President Assad-led Syrian government to a national government that includes the religious, ethnic and political diversity of the Syrian population.

Discussing the often bloody, often traumatic shedding of the component parts of the British Empire in the 20th century, for instance, it says happily that there was, "for the most part, an orderly transition from empire to commonwealth, with countries being granted their independence".

Those alarms were clanging loudly when EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy touted the new power plant regulations plan for an "orderly transition" from coal.

When I give talks about the relevance of evolution to modern life, I can count on one regular question interrupting an orderly transition from lecture theater to bar.

Orderly transitions from charge to discharge mode, and return to charging after full discharge, have been accomplished without incident.

The leadership forum on energy transition, led by the Australian Conservation Foundation and hosted by the University of New South Wales, has used the resumption of parliament to call on the Turnbull government to establish national rules, policies, regulations, markets and a basis for investment to drive an orderly transition away from coal-fired power.

More surprises could be in store, even the revival of a once-touted plan for a union with Belarus that might let Mr Putin stay president.The Kremlin's machinations have revealed a simple truth: that the authoritarian system created by Mr Putin in the past eight years does not allow an orderly transition of power from one elite to another.

To many he became the embodiment of the orderly transition of a region from western dominance to neo-Confucian success.

Ominously for Mr Blair, backing for the prime minister to agree an "orderly transition" soon is also coming from former Blairites such as Nick Raynsford and John Denham.