Sentence examples for able to keep order from inspiring English sources

Both are girls, bossy, able to keep order.

The Queen would read a statement urging the public to support the armed forces, because the government was no longer able to keep order.

Their school reduced the lunchbreak three years ago because of the difficulty of finding lunchtime supervisors able to keep order and ensure the children's safety on a large site.

In Tahiti, Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji no native authority was able to keep order in the novel circumstances created by European enterprise; in any case, the native kings were themselves open to challenge within their own societies.

So even if a just state does not dominate its citizens in Pettit's sense of exercising its power over them arbitrarily, it still must be capable of such dominance if it is to be able to keep order against those who would otherwise defy its commands.

The police were able to keep order throughout the day, but, unfortunately, it's an illusion of safety.

Hitler also ordered the intentional destruction of transport, bridges, industries, and other infrastructure a scorched earth decree but Armaments Minister Albert Speer was able to keep this order from being fully carried out.

Who was to keep order there?

And to keep order in the village.

He did his best to keep order.

Rothman needed armed guards to keep order.