Sentence examples for Imposed order from inspiring English sources

Imposed order, says Seidman, "depends on having power over people and formal authority to coerce allegiance and compel obedience," but both are much harder to sustain today in an age of increasingly empowered, informed and connected citizens and employees who can easily connect and collaborate to cast off authority they deem illegitimate.

Structure had imposed order.

Wooden railings imposed order in the square.

It's not an imposed order".

"Now, thanks to Putin's support, we have imposed order.

The mayhem should delight kids, just as the imposed order will please parents.

He entered the country unimpeded despite having defied a court-imposed order not to leave Venezuela.

A comprehensive, court-imposed order had prevented any reporting of the affair in Israel, though many of the details had already been widely exposed abroad.

Michael Klare, professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College, told Carbon Brief this month: "A lot of elites in Ukraine and Russia benefited from the cozy ties between Gazprom and Ukrainian gas companies and are reluctant to see an EU-imposed order that would threaten their wealth and privileges".

Last month a federal judge in California, Dolly Gee, responded to a lawsuit brought against the centers by several detained mothers by giving the Obama administration 30 days to find a solution to end the dispute or else be compelled to do so through a court-imposed order.

For days, it had been unclear whether Mr. Guaidó would be able to return to Venezuela after he flouted a court-imposed order not to leave the country and made a failed attempt to move truckloads of aid into the country over Mr. Maduro's objections.