Sentence examples for challenge to public order from inspiring English sources

Romantic or eccentric, you may think, but surely no challenge to public order.

In an effort to mitigate traffic problems and challenges to public order, however, and in a move that might prove to be a test case for a national policy, the border city of Maastricht banned the sale of soft drugs to residents of countries other than the Netherlands, Belgium, or Germany and thus significantly curtailed drug tourism.

He suspected that Locke's anti-Nativism was an indirect attack on the immaterial soul and therefore a challenge to the idea of the afterlife and immortality, and therefore a challenge to religion, to ethics, and to public order.

This is also despite the fact that these bans have led to protests, legal challenges and discrimination that is a far greater threat to public order than the one they seek to prevent.

Your basic rights are challenged without recourse and you are treated with contempt, as a threat to public order.

Dementia syndromes pose a major worldwide challenge to public health.

Infectious diseases remain a considerable challenge to public health.

Excessive alcohol consumption is a major challenge to public health.

Childhood obesity presents a challenge to public health.

Where was the threat to public order?

This presents serious challenges to public health.