Other states have unorganized or unincorporated areas, but in Maine about half of the land is Unorganized Territory.
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Old districts resemble unplanned mazes that are crowded and unorganized.
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The pieces here were unorganized and confusing to look at.
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There was a litter of unorganized receipts on the desk.
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This is the victory of the 400 million unorganized laborers.
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It's make you appear selfish, unorganized, and disrespectful of other's time.
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Tonight you'll get super annoyed if you're around flakey, unorganized people.
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I'm self-aware enough to know that I'm an unorganized person.
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More than 90% of businesses in India are still offline and unorganized.
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More importantly, though, the move shows how unorganized the Trump campaign is.
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It is chaos, yes, but planned chaos is better than unorganized chaos.
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Strategists said he was an unorganized campaigner who failed to adequately fundraise.
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"Her parties always seemed a little chaotic and unorganized to me," she said.
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And an ugly, unorganized, and violent-turned-deadly riot that undermined the earlier protest.
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The toy section had a great, yet unorganized selection of plush Disney character dolls.
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"It was a very sloppy, unorganized, inefficient way to write a novel," he said.
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Trump's unorganized sentences and short snippets might suggest something about how his mind works.
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Trump, by contrast, won by reaching out to unorganized voters through traditional and social media.
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Kris reminds my unorganized ass to get down to see him and his new boys.
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All of a sudden Russia is on the front foot, and Spain's defense looks unorganized.
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When Tech Insider viewed the #OpTrump2016 chat room on Friday, it was an unorganized mess.
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Or, if your life feels disastrously unorganized, Kondo promises that she can make it better.
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Americans like Mark Frisbie have no foundation to stand on; they're unorganized, unheard, unspoken for.
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The unorganized sector of India's economy is vast, employing an estimated nine out of 10 workers.
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The unexpected, unplanned, unorganized, imperfect, but at the same time, perfect, happy, spontaneous, magical, beautiful moments!
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"It's spontaneous, it's unorganized, and the challenge is going to be to organize it," he said.
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The unorganized sector of India's economy is vast, employing an estimated nine out of 260 workers.
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This is unorganized, and there's no schedule, and you're making it up as you go along.
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"Rachel: "I think this is unorganized speed-dating, so we should just deal with it ourselves.
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A great label maker can mean the difference between an unorganized mess or a clean space.
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It might have to do with the fact that the State Department is currently understaffed and unorganized.
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Instead of distributing the content via email or some unorganized process, they would upload it to Opendorse.
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It was welcome relief from the long lines and piles of unorganized food at other food banks.
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According to research firm Euromonitor International, India's eyewear market is worth $4.6 billion — much of which remains unorganized.
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"A lot of aspects of Yelp are frustrating for most businesses due to its unorganized nature," Jackson said.
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Towels, boxes of unorganized bandages, tape, tarps, and hand sanitizer are carried in by neighbors in the area.
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In the Night King's frozen mind, that would leave the humans weak and unorganized...and ripe for the zombiefication.
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And the cost of servicing each township is spread across the Unorganized Territory either in each county or statewide.
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The confusion from the alarm resulted in "an unorganized rapid exit of the theater," the department said on Friday.
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But Liu Zhaohui, 32, a mine electrician in Shuangyashan, said an unorganized group of several hundred residents had gathered.
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Not helping matters are her unorganized archives, and the fact that she began her photography career late, at 32.
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The majority of Indians work in what economists call the "informal" or "unorganized" economy, which runs overwhelmingly on cash.
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A database of unorganized workers in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh exposed the details of over 20 million workers.
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All of you" Luca, 221 "I'm cleaning your room so… MESSY, SLOB, DIRTY, DISORGANIZED, UNORGANIZED, UNGRATEFUL, UNAPPRECIATIVE, oh, and LAZY!!
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They were part of a great unorganized commonwealth of people, out in the world, whose imagination New York has captured.
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Temple's figure was pushing a shopping cart overflowing with accessories ("I'm someone with lots of ideas but sort of unorganized").
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"We can't accept unorganized gatherings because police forces don't have the means to secure them," Braillard told the television station BFMTV.
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If they consume high-THC products, they might notice an unorganized bookshelf and be unable to relax until they fix it.
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"They belong to the unorganized sector, they don't get paid the day they don't go to work," says economist Arun Kumar.
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From a small, unorganized cadre of producers in France, their numbers have spread through all corners of the wine-producing world.
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He added that the community historically had been so focused on making ends meet that it was unorganized politically and socially.
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MediaNews Group called the sale process "flawed and unorganized" last month and plans to nominate seven directors to replace Monster's entire board.
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Blink-182, one of the headliners, canceled their performance last minute, seemingly after hearing of what was happening at the unorganized event.
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When workers are able to join together in strong unions, they earn higher wages that lift up entire communities, including unorganized workplaces.
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Mumbai, for example, has a large unorganized sector, and a numerically ordered row of homes or businesses is rare in these neighborhoods.
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That meant it would have to work with both structured and unstructured data, or organized versus unorganized information, to power those applications.
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In terms of process, the untidy warehouse with an unorganized inventory system was a telltale sign that they weren't maximizing their profits.
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His administration has turned the executive branch, the federal courts and the regulatory agencies into the sworn enemy of workers, organized and unorganized.
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Republican rank and file might not have changed much since 2012, as Larry Bartels argues, but unorganized voters do not control a party's direction.
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Instead, Evernote is, for me, just a collection of unorganized rich-text notes that I can filter with search, just like Apple's Notes app.
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Given massive political gridlock and unorganized spending priorities, it's unlikely we'll see government at any level budgeting large amounts of money for school security.
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It's a great combination: Making the ubiquity of typically unorganized local guesthouse-style rooms with the more organized and efficient — but pricier — hotel option.
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"The N.L.R.B. is a really important agency for unorganized workers," said Catherine Ruckelshaus, general counsel of the National Employment Law Project, an advocacy group.
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It designates the island an "unorganized territory," and allows for one delegate from Puerto Rico to the US House of Representatives with no voting power.
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"The wait time when you call them is insanely long, and it's completely unorganized when you call to talk about returning your items," she said.
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If you find yourself drowning in an ocean of unorganized bookmarks, then Chrome's recently revamped bookmark manager has one or two tricks that may help.
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"One of the many reasons I didn't want to join at the beginning was because DeAnne seemed unorganized and honestly a little unstable," she said.
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The idea wasn't to apply this structure to a set catalogue of music, but to the unorganized ecosystem of MP3 files on an individual's computer.
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Experts say the quarterly statistics use data on organized sectors as a proxy for India's unorganized sectors, implying the numbers may not accurately capture the effects.
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As the Tribune explains it, Tempus has built a platform to collect, structure and analyze the clinical data that's often unorganized in electronic medical record systems.
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The lopsided, unorganized storm system was getting hit by winds, known as wind shear, that made organizing into a more potent storm difficult, noted Rios-Berrios.
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Uranus is the mad scientist of the zodiac, so the vibe is genius; however, every mad scientist I know has a messy desk and unorganized inbox.
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We will continue to lead the fight to organize the unorganized, ensure strong health care, good wages, a secure retirement and holding employers and politicians accountable.
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There have been cases before of electors breaking from their state's popular vote tallies before -- so-called "faithless electors" -- but they have been scattered and unorganized.
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National Collegiate sued her, but their paperwork was incoherent, unorganized and incomplete, her lawyer, Kevin Thomas of the New York Legal Assistance Group, told The Times.
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There are also existing government pension schemes for India's unorganized workers, including the Atal Pension Yojana (APY) that was launched by the Modi government in 2015.
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Gupta said the vast majority of the Indian meat and seafood industry remains unorganized, which has created an immense opportunity for startups to address the sector.
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"We ask all those who took to the streets in an unorganized and spontaneous manner ... To halt any movements in the street," Amal said in a statement.
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And Bay's larger argument makes sense even if — or perhaps especially if — The Last Jedi backlash was fueled by unorganized political junkies instead of calculating foreign operatives.
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In a modern sense, the organized portion of the state militia is the State National Guard, and the unorganized portion of the militia is able-bodied males.
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Calpak Travel 5-Piece Packing Cube Set, $29.97 (usually $48) [You save $18.03]Flight attendants basically live out of their suitcases and it's terrible when they're unorganized.
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The goal is a happy combination that marries the ubiquity of (typically) unorganized local guesthouse-style rooms with the more organized and efficient (but pricier) hotel option.
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Dozens of boxes containing thousands of unorganized documents began to arrive at Taft's headquarters: private internal correspondence, medical and health reports and confidential studies conducted by DuPont scientists.
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Tobi Baker — could see Hermine was a bit messy and unorganized — but in several key parts of the storm, it packed powerful, strengthening winds of around 213 mph.
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If you download the minidiscs, the tracklists are unorganized so these enterprising fans have made a Google Doc with timestamps to help people sift through all the material.
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Fashioned after the director's death, it was a salvage job of sorts, an effort to laboriously install a narrative logic onto the 200,000-plus feet of unorganized footage.
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Long lost leftovers go forgotten until it's hard for anyone to avoid the stench, unorganized stackers become apparent, and inevitably, someone's precious food or condiment will be violated.
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In the next 20 years, he said, a large part of the Indian economy will go from the unorganized or informal sector to the organized and formal sector.
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On Wednesday, the Pioneer Woman star posted a series of photos on Instagram, showing her fans how she took her refrigerator from an unorganized mess to perfectly put-together.
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"The increase in custom duty makes gold sold by organised retailers more expensive and encourages customers to buy from unorganized jewellers," said Vaibhav Saraf director of Aisshpra Gems & Jewels.
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They're tapping into a growing trend: The number of unorganized militias in the US has increased 113 percent in the past year, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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The Tape Selector Ah, the perennial frustration of physical media when you are a deeply unorganized person such as myself—perfectly captured in an over-the-top infomercial "before" shot.
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Forced to migrate to the cities, displaced farmers have little option but to join the enormous, unorganized labor force that serves the urban middle class as construction and domestic workers.
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But the note-taking app you've been using is so cluttered and unorganized that your wonderful idea vanishes into the void, following all the other half-formed notions before it.
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"We expect the government to reiterate the long-term benefits of the move on revenue generation, growth, formalization of the unorganized sector and success in arresting corruption/tax evasion," said Rao.
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Rather than a model-filled weekend with picturesque views and delicious food, attendees who dropped thousands on tickets were given sorry-looking cheese sandwiches and a heavy dose of unorganized chaos.
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It took us each a couple of hours to do this, but can you imagine how long it would take if we had to wade through a year of unorganized receipts?
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Messina and his Silicon Valley friends were using Twitter, but found the endless, unorganized scroll of tweets made it next to impossible to isolate groups of messages around a certain topic.
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Using a legal platform to download samples also means your sounds stay organized and not in a giant heaping pile of unorganized files topped with sketch names and a side of guilt.
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He added, though, that "in a complex and diverse environment such as current warehouses [...] we need human operators to analyze unexpected problems," and that sorting cluttered, unorganized shelves is still a challenge.
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Garima Kapoor, an economist at Elara Capital investment bank in Mumbai, said the budget favored farmers, older voters, workers in the unorganized sector, small and medium sized businesses and middle class families.
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India's furniture market is largely dominated by unorganized retail and local vendors, and consumers are used to enjoying the comfort of made-to-order or fully assembled furniture delivered to their doorsteps.
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"I felt like it was a little chaotic and unorganized," Ashley Martin, who had been waiting to board a flight at the time of the arrest, told WDRB, a local television station.
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Even if that means her version of unorganized is still way more organized than most of us, it's nice to hear that the queen of tidying does not achieve -- or seek -- perfection.
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As a result of the optimism fueled by such forecasts, the high-end jewelry business — which remains largely unorganized and therefore ripe for brand consolidation — is attracting newcomers enchanted with its potential.
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The more unorganized, guerilla misinformation being spread is distinct from the foreign election interference efforts that dominated during the 2016 elections, and often starts from within the United States' own borders, researchers say.
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" John Walters wrote, according to the paper, "Your Easter egg hunt is an extremely nice thing to do however, it was completely unorganized, times posted were not kept, parents took from small children.
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Mr. Modi's shocking demonetization of India's currency and the faulty rollout of a new national sales tax have rendered serious blows to a majority of Dalits who work in the informal, unorganized sector.
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DJT sure likes his ET. And the way his staffers talk about executive time would suggest it's normal for top-level leaders to block out great swathes of the day for unorganized activity.
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They spoke with workers in the unorganized sector, who have nowhere to go during the day, and with women living in slums, who often have to share a single toilet with hundreds of people.
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In Egypt, traditional forces -- the military and the Islamists -- competed for power and crowded out or repressed the unorganized forces of change that did not have the wherewithal to provide good or stable governance.
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The more unorganized, guerilla misinformation being spread is distinct from the foreign election interference efforts that dominated during the 2628 elections, and it often starts from within the United States' own borders, researchers say.
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Meanwhile, black rage too often gets written off as spontaneous, chaotic, unorganized, and rootless, as when we hear for the thousandth time that groups like Black Lives Matter have no real program or demands.
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Almost two years ago following frustrating and foolish attempts to play the delicate game of product Tetris, I knew I had to do something about this unorganized lifestyle and looked to Amazon for inspiration.
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The group is dispersed and somewhat intentionally unorganized, and it'll be a while before it's clear how many of the ideas floated by its members actually make it into the hands of frontline workers.
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A recent report from UNICEF, the U.N. children's fund, UNICEF report said that in the chaotic, unorganized camps, children and youths could fall prey to traffickers and people looking to exploit and manipulate them.
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"The government seems to have overlooked the recommendation of the Sixth Central Pay Commission (a government-appointed panel that overlooks wages) and has left out women in the unorganized sector, " said the law firm's note.
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Come January 20, you will be found wrapped in a duvet cover that hasn't been changed since November, binge-watching a period drama while surrounded by a pandemonium of unorganized receipts and used mugs. Yes.
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Because tax havens are the product of an unorganized international tax system, developing countries are also cut out of about $100 billion of taxes — money that could go toward necessary infrastructure like schools, roads, etc.
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My desktop is as unorganized as it gets and I still think it looks attractive in the clutter; those who are better at maintaining their work spaces will probably get even better returns on that front.
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"It's basically like a company: There's so much less overhead," said Paul G. Bernier, the public works director for Aroostook County, who is responsible for overseeing services to the unorganized territories at the very top of Maine.
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This does not mean the end of ISIS, and we may see organized (as in Libya and Afghanistan) and unorganized (as in Paris and San Bernardino) bands carrying the ISIS label and banner for some time yet.
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Building a union movement in the gig economy—a young, disjointed, and thus far unorganized sector of the workforce—will require organizers to develop new, innovative tactics that will differ from those historically used in other industries.
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Turns out, it's just as funny to watch Roseanne's sister Jackie attempt to help the family by trying to set up a "work triangle" in their unorganized kitchen, even if Roseanne isn't there to watch her do it.
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Vying with an opposition that has also trumpeted budget-straining populist measures to support from poorer voters, the government said it would launch a pension scheme for workers in the unorganized sector, which employs some 420 million people.
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And if just one unorganized voting segment, the 60 million bird-watchers of America, sent a unified political message this fall, you'd have a political block with more than 10 times the membership of the National Rifle Association.
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Authorities find it especially easy to ignore people who arrive in their cities for short-term work, because they are "both unorganized labor and migrants," said Renu Desai of the Centre for Urban Equity, at CEPT University in Ahmedabad.
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The government says the law will benefit 1.8 million women in the formal sector, but activists point out around 90 percent of the India's female workforce is in the unorganized sector, and remains unprotected and at risk of labor exploitation.
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Charter schools have been a source of debate for years between mainstream liberals who see charters as a promising alternative to traditional public schools and the labor left that considers them an attack on teachers unions because charters are typically unorganized.
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The bank also pointed to a 2015 study that showed 50 percent of those surveyed in a government pension scheme for the unorganized sector did not pay the required 1,0003 rupees over a 12-month period, instead making smaller contributions.
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I stood behind two good-natured Brooklyn dads who started talking to me about how unorganized the place was, but they didn't seem to be angry and their kids, who sat at their own table nearby, still seemed to be having a ball.
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Across the country, voters alarmed by the tenor of Mr. Trump's campaign and the emerging accounts of his personal conduct are engaging in spontaneous, unorganized and inconspicuous acts of protest that take direct aim at perhaps his most prized possession: his brand name.
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In Maine's Second Congressional District, a region that includes both small cities and parcels of land so rural they are officially called "unorganized territory," school walkouts and satellite March for Our Lives protests have specked the map, powered by students and Democratic activists.
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"The overall trend is a major shift in the political climate of climate change in this country, but in terms of (the 'alarmed') exerting its full political force, it is yet to do so because it is still relatively unorganized," he said.
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India's estimated 420 million unorganized workers - including daily-wage labourers, rag-pickers, rickshaw drivers and maids - have few social security nets, and were stung by Modi's controversial decision in 2016 to withdraw overnight most of the country's high-value banknotes from circulation.
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Natasha Bertrand: One big risk is that Democrats don't make a convincing case to the American people, simply by being unorganized and appearing weak in the face of an administration that, to date, has been consistently willing to ignore Congressional requests and demands.
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In the speaker's corner, people were trying to right all the wrongs in the world, but it became immediately clear that there are a lot of wrongs to right—too many, perhaps, to be dealt with by a relatively unorganized group of street protesters.
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Communists were central to spreading the gospel of unionism from the garment trades to a host of previously unorganized industries and workplaces, as organizers and officials in the Transport Workers Union, the National Maritime Union, the Teachers Union and the American Newspaper Guild, among others.
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What's interesting ... Ariana had a big beef last year with the Grammys' longtime executive producer, Ken Ehrlich, who publicly made it seem like Ariana had backed out of last year's show because she was too frazzled and unorganized to pull it together on short notice.
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Sourcify is also working on white labeling their product management software and potentially providing it to buyers at big retailers (think Gap or Old Navy) that currently use email to go back and forth with suppliers, which ends up being pretty unorganized and taking much longer than needed.
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To read the viral passage is to recognize immediately why it caught fire after Trump's election: Members of labor unions, and unorganized unskilled workers, will sooner or later realize that their government is not even trying to prevent wages from sinking or to prevent jobs from being exported.
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"The overall trend is a major shift in the political climate of climate change in this country, but in terms of (the 'alarmed') exerting its full political force, it is yet to do so because it is still relatively unorganized," Anthony Leiserowitz, who co-led the survey, told CNN.
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While advocates on the ground maintain that the militarized pocket is relatively small and unorganized, a report by the International Crisis Group asserts that the Harakah al-Yakin receives funding from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan and is led by a Pakistan-born son of a Rohingya migrant who grew up in Mecca.
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"If this kind of shortage is there and the unorganized sector gets hit again, which it will, if the cash shortage persists, then there has got to be fallout from that," said Arun Kumar, a professor at the Institute of Social Sciences in New Delhi who studies public finance and the illicit economy.
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Sadly, it seems as though the same level of confusion and mismanagement is also affecting the food and drink situation at Olympic venues, with numerous reports of food vendors being plagued with unending lines, an outright convoluted payment system, and not enough food to even feed those who successfully braved the unorganized mess.
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And whatever that was, Clinton's campaign missed it, allowing for an unqualified man, running on a xenophobic and racist platform with a seemingly unorganized campaign, to beat a competent, highly qualified woman running on a platform similar to an extremely popular sitting president, with an incredibly professional and extensive team behind her.
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Yanolja stepped into Southeast Asia last year after it invested $15 million into Zenrooms Yanolja stepped into Southeast Asia last year after it invested $15 million into Zenrooms There are certainly parallels between Yanolja and OYO, the India company that has reformed unorganized small hotels by introducing minimum standards and a network effect for businesses.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - India on Friday announced a pension scheme targeting at least 100 million workers in the unorganized sector, such as drivers, maids and cobblers, in a bid to woo a critical voter group that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeking to sway ahead of a general election due by May.
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Clinton's loss in November continues to perplex voters, pollsters, and social scientists — everyone wants to know how an unqualified man, running on a xenophobic and racist platform with a seemingly unorganized campaign, beat a competent, highly qualified woman running on a platform similar to an extremely popular sitting president, with an incredibly professional and extensive team behind her.
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He makes it clear that unorganized workers can enjoy benefits won partly on behalf of money and time put in by organized labor, and that's OK. As Greenhouse chronicles alternate and nontraditional ways of organizing, the overarching lesson of the book is that virtually everybody ends up better off from mobilizing—even if they don't add their names to union rolls.
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The New York Times editorial board took aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's strategy toward Iran on Friday, condemning the administration's response to Iran's growing influence in the Middle East as disjointed and unorganized.
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