Sentence examples for of order that from inspiring English sources

It is this peaceful making of order that is required for Hungary to become stronger.

A system is the pattern of order that arises from the regular interactions of a series of interdependent elements.

"You Only Live Once" was an indictment of "society," of the forces of order that will not give Eddie the outcast a chance.

Had they won, they would have protected not merely the items themselves, but the entire military spending bill from a point of order that would kill it.

In points of order that followed the statement, Green thanked MPs for their support but said he wanted to make it clear that MPs were not above the law.

Because that first stage is just going through and underlining all the juicy bits and then trying to run them in some kind of order that makes sense cinematically.

The ideal may be swarms of chic friends nabbing hot blini out of a communal pan and yet I prefer the sense of order that comes from having my own discrete kingdom.

Mr. Gregg advises his colleagues to consider such tactics as demanding quorum calls, raising points of order that require debate, and offering an unlimited number of amendments on any subject, which he describes as "the fullest expression" of informed debate.

While explaining the compacted version of Robert's Rules of Order that prevailed at meetings, the facilitator said that there was often a lot of fuss at meetings about what the protesters' demands should be.

Massaged into his conversation were all of life's stories retold in no particular order, and it's that lack of order that makes it that much more compelling to hear again and again, until even the most unattentive bastard commits.

The manufacturing company Global Surf Industries has a backlog of orders that will carry it to February.