Scheme is like a simpler, tidier Python.
The prime minister was not talking of his big majority, but of the constructive engagement of the opposition leader, Walter Veltroni.The legislature that emerged from the election in April has a tidier, British look.
It is therefore impossible to identify which customers, if any, should bear losses if a particular loan goes bad.It would be tidier if banks backed these products with an earmarked pool of loans.
Voluntary recyclers tend to be tidier, sifting their trash with care, thus making recycling more efficient.
In the shambolic early weeks of the Clinton administration he was a reassuring figure, older, tidier and palpably wiser than the cocky young baby-boomers then overrunning the White House.He had come up through the attorney-general's office under Lyndon Johnson, where his tenacity had recommended him: a dogged, uncomplaining appetite for tedious sorts of work.
A tidy reward for making Hong Kong a tidier place.
The biggest, an effort to prune the country's dreadful thicket of indirect taxes into a tidier form, an all-India Goods and Services Tax, has been pushed back by a year, to April 2012.
But scandals at Parmalat, an Italian dairy company, and Ahold, a Dutch food retailer, have shown that Europe too could be tidier.
SUBURBS don't come much tidier than Chino Hills, 30 miles (50 km) east of downtown Los Angeles.
Such problems would not arise if nature were tidier.
Copper pins were stronger, tidier, and more attractive than the fish bones and thorns they replaced for securing clothing; even in the 3rd century bc there were shapes resembling the modern safety pin.
