Her speciality appears to be playing women who pose a threat to the established order – from the radically engaged Angelica Fanshawe in The Devil's Whore to Kirsty, the deviously ambitious parliamentary researcher in 2007's shortlived but acclaimed BBC drama Party Animals.
The academic establishment's slow and skeptical response to the ideas of law and economics eventually persuaded Manne that reform of legal education was unlikely to come from within the established order and that it would be necessary to challenge the established order from without.
Morality shifts from the established order to those protesting against it.
He upended the established order in Washington.
Schedules establish order in our chaos.
By the time collective-farm-boss-turned-president Emomali Rahmonov had established order - with help from Moscow and Uzbekistan – between 60,000 and 100,000 people had died, while a further 730,000 had been displaced.
Mikhail Bakhtin, in "Rabelais and His World," offers feast for thought: "One might say that carnival celebrated temporary liberation from the prevailing truth and from the established order".
The newspaper praised his "clarity and directness" and his "healthy independence from the established order".
The failure to establish order was the prime mistake, from which all other problems flow.
Each in his own way is alienated from the established order.
The coup's leaders are slowly coming to the realisation that they may have established order, but that is far from being the law.
