Sentence examples for existing order that from inspiring English sources

Adultery and consequential destruction of the family unit posed threats to the existing order that needed to be discouraged.

Burke was no reactionary but in the French Revolution, he saw such a destructive threat to the existing order that he felt the need to step back and work out what was good about British life, from the role of the Church to the way landowners were represented in Parliament.

That means Nortel booked fewer new, unpaid orders during the quarter than it had existing orders that were paid for.

But whatever message we're trying to send, the one that is coming through is that we continue to embrace the existing order, and that could taint our future relations with Egypt for many years to come.

What matters is that it granted relief beyond the existing order, and that Buono must have had standing to seek the extension.

So consider this: there is a precedent for conspiracies against an elected British government, it is not so long ago, and it was waged against an administration that represented a significantly smaller threat to the existing order than that offered by Jeremy Corbyn's Labour.

On one side, it entailed a social challenge to the existing order — one that usually drew on Marxist thought, though not on that of the orthodox Communist parties.

Upholders of the existing order say that nothing can be done.

Success was brought about by the real movement that has repealed the existing order, the movement that built the base for political mobilization and for the collective sense of discontent with the austericide and public tax cuts that were imposed in Europe.

Mean length of channel segments of an existing order is greater than that of the next lower order but less than that of the next higher order.

"There is no clear sign that he wants the existing order to be overthrown, or that he believes it would make very much difference if it were overthrown.