Sentence examples for ensuring order from inspiring English sources

The People's Armed Police News said a "political mobilization order" had gone out to security forces telling them to prepare for an arduous time ensuring order and control before and during the Games.

There were two forms of civilization available to the rulers of Argentina: there was the clerical civilization of Catholic Spain, which had been successful in ensuring order during the colonial period, and the civilization of the Enlightenment.

But he also promised more stringent controls on the Internet: "Ensuring order, national security and social stability in the dissemination of information on the Internet has become a real and pressing problem facing us".

Meanwhile recruitment is hobbled by the fact that the city offers less pay than the suburbs, even though city jobs make demands that suburban teachers rarely face -- including the hassle of ensuring order in large and unwieldy classes and introducing students who speak 140 different languages to a new educational and civic environment.

But then came the potentially damaging story that Martin, the very person charged with ensuring order in the House of Commons, is to face a probe by the parliamentary sleaze watchdog after it emerged that he used air miles gained on official business to buy air tickets for his family.

The index ranked nations based on how well they performed in eight areas: limiting government powers, curbing corruption, ensuring order and security, protecting fundamental rights, government transparency, the strength of regulatory enforcement, access to civil justice and the effectiveness criminal justice.

Just hours after the tornadoes, the Arkansas police and the National Guard curbed looting and ensured order.

The police from the 114th Precinct stopped by to ensure order.

The unrest is a blow to the police, caught flat-footed and unable to ensure order.

Apple employees were scattered along the sidewalk to ensure order and encourage pedestrians who stopped and stared to keep moving.

The police lined the streets along the march's route to ensure order, and they largely succeeded.