Sentence examples for under orderly from inspiring English sources

Here it might matter that a S.I.P.C.-overseen liquidation under orderly liquidation authority would presumably not be conducted before a bankruptcy judge.

Baghdadis insist that traffic in their city was orderly under Saddam Hussein.

It was peaceful and orderly under crisp sunshine, with no visible presence of Palestinian security officials other than those directing traffic on nearby streets.

Those personal preferences for predictability and stability are certainly consistent with the sort of society hierarchists prefer, a society that is stable and operating under a familiar, orderly, and unchanging traditional status quo.

While in detail he was only moderately successful, Richelieu in substance attained his goals of orderly government under the royal authority and the defeat of Habsburg hegemony.

But he offered no guide to how this should happen, and stressed the need for change to be "gradual", "orderly" and "under the leadership of the party".

"This appeal," Judge Cabranes wrote, "presents a question bound to arise from the government's efforts to obtain actionable and time-sensitive intelligence necessary to thwart acts of terror, while still bringing those charged with committing crimes of terrorism against Americans to justice in an orderly fashion under the laws of our country".

Among the most notable of the liberal émigrés was Ahmed Rıza, who became a key spokesman for the influential Young Turk organization known as the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP), which advocated a program of orderly reform under a strong central government and the exclusion of all foreign influence.

Traffic management objects should have the right to share road infrastructure, so the capacity should be orderly distributed under a certain space time condition, which meets the demand of each object to finish the evacuation task.

The base, even when under siege, is very orderly, but "Hell is a realm of hostility fractured and chaotic.

When examining such orderly behavior under an anthropologist's microscope, one finds that each queue is a microcosmic minidrama not just an amusing "comedy of manners," but a vivid human-interest story, full of scheming and intrigue, moral dilemmas, shame, face-saving, shifting alliances, anger, and reconciliation….