Sentence examples for good ordering of from inspiring English sources

Prudence is an intellectual virtue since it bears upon the goal of truth in the good ordering of action.

The POFs presents a blue structural color (resonant at 480 nm) with maximum reflectivity of 35%, which indicates very good ordering of the silica spheres throughout the 3D array.

It was around this point that the good order of the proceedings began to crumble.

The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act blamed the Chinese for such violence, insisting that "the coming of Chinese laborers to this country endangers the good order of certain localities".

To pro-slavery firebrands, abolitionists were a morally corrupt "foreign foe," evil hypocrites attempting to reverse or destroy the God-given "natural, good order of society".

"The department is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for detainees, and maintaining the good order of detention facilities," the spokesman said.

The emperor Charles V, as count of Flanders, inserted stringent provisions for the repression of bankruptcies in his Decree for the Administration of Justice and Good Order of 1531.

Under the ancient English system, criminal prosecutions were instituted at the suit of private prosecutors, to which the King lent his name in the interest of the public peace and good order of society.

Most interesting in this regard is convent culture's common aptitude for accommodating various levels of religious inclination, as long as they did not disrupt the good order of the house, as defined within its walls.

Still, she is capable of the lacerating truth, as when an adulterer muses, "Surely there is a humane principle that lies save if not lives then the good order of life".

A bill to Maintaining the Good Order of Immigration Detention Facilities gives guards enforcement powers that are greater than those available to the Australian Federal Police; the guards will be immune, for all practical purposes, from prosecution in the courts.