Sentence examples for impose order over from inspiring English sources

In more conciliatory remarks later, however, Mr. Shevardnadze said he believed that Mr. Putin would still give Georgia a chance to demonstrate its ability to impose order over Georgian territory.

The theories around her daughter's death have taken on that troubling sheen of conspiracy: either the murder was part of an elaborate coverup, or Duncan's search for her killer was a grieving attempt to impose order over chaos, meaning over meaninglessness.

It can barely impose order.

First, the regulators need to impose order.

But real dictatorships impose order.

You have to impose order on chaos.

Grown men moved from seat to seat and bickered over who should sit where, a state of affairs requiring that Mr. Mazzoni use his megaphone to impose order.

"The role of the government is to impose order, to impose peace".

He has tried to impose order – and has created chaos.

Supporters of a split state asked Delhi to impose order.

She decided to get in first, to impose order.