Sentence examples for enforced order from inspiring English sources

Since the 1860s, the Six Companies — the umbrella organization of family associations whose members share the same surname — enforced order over Chinatown politics.

This last intervention was a pivotal event — not because it enforced order once and for all but because it horrified the nation, which in those days was not at all sure that it was in favor of Negro rights.

With the enforced ordering of subdomains, the list will mimic the behavior of the solution's isosurfaces.

Besides, governments have a right to enforce order.

Written constitutions were not, however, sufficient to enforce order in the new countries of the region.

"Nothing gets taken out!" shouted one of the militiamen, trying to enforce order.

The approach has raised questions about the determination of the French troops to enforce order.

(Presented as a double feature with "Romnocop," about a cyborg enforcing order at a lawless Convention).

Inmates known as "activists," who worked with the corrections officers to enforce order, made up a second privileged class.

In many instances the police, by virtue of their class or ethnic identity, are in sympathy with mobs and unwilling to enforce order.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed the idea that the Arab Spring will produce governments any kinder to Israel than the dictators who could at least enforce order.