Sentence examples for more order to from inspiring English sources

It works with the UK Mixed Martial Arts Federation, which was formed three years ago to try to bring more order to the sport, and also SafeMMA, a body that works to ensure minimum standards of medical provision.

She described steps she had taken to bring more order to the Council, including scheduling regular caucus meetings and "asking people to comment when they are supposed to comment, not comment when they are not supposed to comment".

TOKYO — The biggest Internet takeover to date in China has already sharpened a rivalry among the country's digital powerhouses, but the deal could also bring more order to China's messy world of mobile apps.

Rockefeller did not fare well under F.D.R.'s successor, Harry Truman, and in 1952, after General Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected President, he was so determined to find a suitable role for himself that he paid for a government-reorganization study, after which Ike assigned him the task of bringing more order to the Executive Branch.

Donald A. Ritchie, the associate Senate historian, says the modern use of the hold began in the 1950s under the leadership of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, who increased the use of unanimous consent agreements to bring more order to the Senate.

Although the communiqué was short on specifics, the party's embrace of a more impartial, rules-based approach to settling legal disputes and prosecuting criminals could have potentially sweeping consequences, which supporters said would bring more order to China's legal system and which critics said were unlikely to address the worst abuses.

Officials there said they had evacuated more than 50,000 people from 15,000 homes, before issuing even more orders to flee.

In fact, research shows that owners use shorter sentences and give more orders to dogs than to babies (who clearly can't sit on demand).

She noted the priority scheduling system and how the dispatchers had their favorite drivers they would give more orders to.

The company reached $17.8 billion in sales by day's end in 2016 so there's plenty more orders to be made with just under 12 hours to go.

"You always go from a more ordered to a less ordered state, not the other way around," he said.