Sentence examples for natural orders from inspiring English sources

The revised version is less dictatorial and shows more respect to the natural orders of communication.

According to Frazer, the institution of divine kingship derived from the belief that the well-being of the social and natural orders depended upon the vitality of the king, who must therefore be slain when his powers begin to fail him and be replaced by a vigorous successor.

The youth preferred "a 'belief in natural orders' that was against 'multi-culturalism.'" (p. 58).

In other words, when the government acts to establish "free-trade zones", it is just doing what is morally and objectively "right," restoring affected areas (like those covered by NATFA or TPP) to their natural orders, in which peoples' fates are in their own hands, and we are all thus unprecedentedly free.

Analogously to mapping α, a candidate mapping (scenario) f is defined at vertices of the gene tree G, with its values being the vertices or tubes (often both) of the species tree S, such that f keeps the natural orders (the successions of lineages on the trees).

The natural order is restored.

This was the natural order of things.

Such was the natural order of things.

The new natural order of things, perhaps.

That's the natural order of things.

The natural order is, however, changing.