The British high commissioner to the islands, James Dauris, tweeted on Wednesday that Maldivians were "looking forward to [the election commission] formally confirming the results of Sunday's presidential election, so that the process of organising an orderly transfer of power can begin".
Alternatively, would it be more effective to concentrate investment and other policy interventions in high potential areas, favouring at the same time a process of orderly migration from the former to the latter areas?
Freud had learned much about what he called "the necessary conditions of loving" from novelists and poets, before embarking on the process of putting a little Wissenschaft – orderly knowledge or "science" garnered in the laboratory of his consulting room – into the field of human love.
In the process of repair, we observed an orderly spatial-temporal remodeling of HCCEC over 12 weeks into osteochondral tissue, with characteristic architectural features including a hyaline-like neocartilage layer with good surface regularity and complete integration with the adjacent host cartilage and a regenerated subchondral bone.
In these models, the process of metastasis occurs in an orderly fashion from the primary tumour to the regional lymph nodes prior to systemic dissemination (Nathanson, 2003).
One reason that Canadians aren't deeply excited about the anniversary of Confederation is that their independence was a long process of orderly negotiation, not a decisive declaration leading to war.
Mr. Linde, however, said Tuesday that if banks could not present sufficiently secure plans to raise their capital, a process of "orderly liquidation" would need to be considered.
Officials do, however, make provision for "the extreme case" if efforts to rehabilitate a bank fail and it threatens wider stability, recommending "a process of orderly restructuring and resolution".
The following morning, Ed Meese called us together and declared the official line should be that the process of selecting a running mate had been orderly and measured and that there "never was a deal with Ford" for the vice presidency.
For the courts to substitute their or counsel's discretion for that of the (agency) is incompatible with the orderly functioning of the process of judicial review.' Id., at 168169, 83 S.Ct. at 246.
