Sentence examples for name of order from inspiring English sources

Provoking chaos in the name of order, and resentment instead of gratitude, is something to which all empires are accustomed.

This breathtaking combination of requests is pressed upon the court in the name of order, finality, and the rule of law.

My guess is that the troika was out to destroy the "fiefdom" in the name of order and efficiency, and would have mounted the coup no matter what.

He makes a point, early in the film, of mentioning his Catholic-school education; his sacrificial torments in the name of order and family make him a lone, white, working-class Christ figure.

For Hitchcock, this is nothing less than the error of being human, of having needs and feelings within an authoritarian culture, a compound of church and state, that insists on suppressing such things in the name of order and morality.

The city government is evicting sellers in the name of "ordering" the space.

But Yutaka Umezawa, 91, and his brother Hidekazu Akamatsu, 75, argued that Oe wrongfully accused them - though not by name - of ordering suicides on the Okinawan islands of Zamami and Tokashiki in March 1945.

We also provide the number of families in each order (in parentheses, after the name of each order), and the number of species in each family (in parentheses, after the name of each family).

Some lines stop at the names of orders now extinct and known only as fossils.

The 234 extant families accepted by Clements Checklist are listed below, with the names of orders in bold CAPITAL lettering and the names of newly recognized families in bold, and with an additional extinct family listed in brackets.

Most notably, names of orders and families are italicized, and species names are not binomial, but instead, they generally take the form of [Host] virus.