Sentence examples for hope of order from inspiring English sources

Some 1,200 people packed into Sanders Theatre to hear Oppenheimer's six lectures, entitled "The Hope of Order".

In the end, it would take several times the present level of combat troops to have any hope of enforcing order.

Now that the National Guard has been deployed and public officials are calling for calm in the hope of restoring order as outrage over the death of Freddie Gray (who died while in police custody) continues to simmer, it seems wise to ask: what can be done to prevent such a situation from occurring again?

Defence companies have been in the spotlight thanks to the Farnborough air show and the hope of new orders, but a near 5% rise in Chemring's shares was due to something different, the return of takeover speculation.

Finally, they must demonstrate their pitching skills to three industry experts in the hope of securing orders.

BAE is talking to the Saudis to extend the secretive Al-Yamamah deal but hopes of an order for 800 fighters have been scaled back, Italian executives say.

Mr. Powell set terms that appeared to reflect a growing conviction in Washington that the Najaf confrontation has become a watershed, with repercussions that could crucially affect American hopes of wresting order out of what has become an increasingly chaotic situation across much of Iraq.

During a conference in Atlantic City, numerous mob bosses supported Aiello's promotion with the hopes of restoring order in Chicago, and Capone apparently accepted the decision, at least temporarily.

Later she would spend some time in a geriatric psych unit, where patients like her would often go for brief periods in hopes of making order of sometimes unruly medication regimens.

But it is also hoping the return of order will help create a Libyan military capable of combating Islamic State in the north of the country and reduce the incentive of people to migrate to Europe from north Africa.

Without decent and easy-to-reach storage, you have no hope of ever restoring order in there.