Sentence examples for form of order in from inspiring English sources

The UIC was a grouping of local Islamic courts, initially set up by businessmen to establish some form of order in the lawless state, which brought relative peace to the country in 2006, before Ethiopia invaded and overthrew them - frightened by the al-Qaeda linked al-Shabab militia that was gaining power in the courts.

Libertarians hold that some forms of order in society arise naturally and spontaneously from the actions of thousands or millions of individuals.

In the 18th century, Smith's studies of the economic effects of free markets greatly advanced the liberal theory of "spontaneous order," according to which some forms of order in society arise naturally and spontaneously, without central direction, from the independent activities of large numbers of individuals.

Freedom in its fullest sense, then, is only possible in a canonical form of social order, in which all take part in shaping the conditions of common life.

The velocity of chemical reaction is expressed by means of Arrhenius form of first order in both fuel and oxygen.

Incorporation of additional voices in the consultation creates new forms of order (and disorder) in the interaction.

In the early 13th century a new manifestation of the apostolic life appeared in the form of orders of mendicant preachers.

In the first days of occupation the Coalition Provisional Authority systematically dismantled all forms of order and administration in the country.

Von Mises's work led to extensive studies of the processes by which the uncoordinated activities of numerous individuals can spontaneously generate complex forms of social order in societies where individual rights are well-defined and legally secure.

The most common form of the order Lepidoptera, in fact.

German companies have a "safety net" in the form of big order backlogs, he wrote in a note, but added, "German industry has finally caught the crisis virus".