Sentence examples for through the orderly from inspiring English sources

Amid this cluster of bodies individuals snake through the orderly lines.

However, when Title II is triggered, FDIC can finance the resolution of the covered company through the Orderly Liquidation Fund.

Students sauntering through the orderly halls include Pakistani girls in shalwar kameez, the shirts and trousers of their homeland.

State control, with a view not to running the bank (a terrifying thought) but to running it down, would allow value to be extracted for taxpayers through the orderly sale of assets.

He said that 20 people or so would be rehired to keep things going at the Web site, www.thestandard.com, "over a period of time to be determined through the orderly process of sale, through a probable Chapter 11".

He sent his dancers hurtling through the orderly, seamlessly shifting patterns that characterize his choreography, pulled to the center then spilling back to the perimeter of the dance space.

Hu Jintao, a 59-year-old insider known as brilliant and bland, was named chief of the Communist Party today, the point man in a sweeping generational shift of the nation's leadership that was achieved through the most orderly transition in the 81-year history of the party.

The expression of a primary cilium relies on two events; 1) the activation of ciliogenesis and 2) the orderly progression through the stages of ciliogenesis so that a structurally and functionally competent mature cilium is formed [ 39- 41].

The orchestrated activation and inactivation of complexes consisting of cyclin-dependent kinases (CDK) and their cyclin partners ensures the orderly progression through the phases of the cell cycle (Nigg 1995; Morgan 1997).

The orderly progression through mitosis is regulated by the Anaphase-Promoting Complex (APC), a large multiprotein E3 ubiquitin ligase that targets key cell-cycle regulators for destruction by the 26 S proteasome.

It is not yet fully understood how this sequential firing of replicons, resulting in the orderly progression through S phase, is regulated in human cells, but disruption of this process can have far reaching consequences that include acquisition of genetic instability leading to cancer.