Sentence examples for a new ordering of from inspiring English sources

Wendy Alexander, the high-flying Minister for Communities in the new Scottish parliament where women have 37% of seats, describes how women have driven forward a new approach to governance and a new ordering of political priorities.

Sharpton seemed to be reaching a new order of eminence.

Officials at Fossil acknowledge that marketing the Microsoft SPOT product will be a new order of challenge.

A1 A New Order of Insect Scientists say they have discovered a major new group, or order, of insects, the first such finding in 88 years.

The early German blitzkrieg, with tank and armoured formations, placed a new order of importance on reliable radio communication.

Delaunay realized that a new order of painting was beginning, but his immediate influence was strongest abroad.

Beneath cuts a rip-tide: the sense that this is not a breakdown of order, but a new order of things.

It did not matter how new, how structural or robust it all was – what mattered was the announcement of a new order of global city states.

The idea, for instance, that the printing press rapidly gave birth to a new order of information, democratic and bottom-up, is a cruel cartoon of the truth.

And though the Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved a new order of snow-resistant trains, commuters have been lamenting one of the worst stretches of train service in recent memory.

The U.S. sociologist Herbert Blumer determined a desire for social change in collective behaviour, as expressed in his definition: "a collective enterprise to establish a new order of life".