Sentence examples for establishment of order from inspiring English sources
(Huntington argued that the establishment of order was a paramount goal for developing nations, perhaps even more important than whether the society was democratic).
I explained that it was essential for the fulfillment of my own tasks and that I could only carry them out if proper administration were once more made possible by the establishment of order; it was not for recruiting purposes.
Since Albertus's nature, however, was given more to conquest than to the establishment of order, the business of integrating all of these new and naturally divergent elements into a somewhat consistent intellectual structure waited for another, his pupil Thomas Aquinas.
The state is a form of human association distinguished from other social groups by its purpose, the establishment of order and security; its methods, the laws and their enforcement; its territory, the area of jurisdiction or geographic boundaries; and finally by its sovereignty.
The establishment of ordered neuronal connections is supposed to take place under the control of specific cell adhesion molecules (CAM) which guide neuroblasts and axons to their appropriate destination.
As the establishment of ordered cell polarity is a prerequisite for efficient cell migration, we performed migration assays using dHL-60 cells expressing EGFP-Syk or EGFP-Syk Y323F.
Her object had been to give time, and, if desired, advice calculated to aid in realization of the policy and the re-establishment of order.
And as cities fell to the rebels, contingencies were in place for the re-establishment of order and the restoration of services.
These documents were products of a time when Chinese citizens experienced a re-establishment of order following the upheaval of the early years of the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976).
The epic culminates in the glorification of Marduk and the establishment of his order.
His first important publication, which is also one of the finest examples of his work, was a group of engravings of the ceremonies attending King George I's establishment of the Order of the Bath (1725).
