It became a modern, outward-facing internationalist society in which order and a degree of conformism are taken as requirements of stability, of the 'samenleving' (the 'living together-ness').
We were able to expose their top order to a degree with the swinging ball.
His domestic policy brought to Spain public order and a degree of national unity, but he did not satisfy the working class.
Despite this, Britain continued to invest in war – politically, technically and financially – as a means of projecting power and securing influence among key allies, and also, it seemed at times, in an attempt to impose order and a degree of familiarity upon a chaotic and unpredictable world.
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The big three can cut back on orders to a degree in hard times, but the suppliers can depend on a guaranteed minimum of sales.
Moreover, we present the architecture of a novel system that combines both techniques to return an answer as much complete as possible and ordered by a degree of accomplishment.
Each TASC readout channel must be carefully calibrated over the extremely wide dynamic range of CALET that spans six orders of magnitude in order to obtain a degree of calibration accuracy matching the resolution of energy measurements.
You have got to pity those students who have to persevere with that garbage in order to get a degree of questionable merit".
Although many Latin American elites profited from the new order, they ceded a degree of control over their countries to the industrializing economies of the North Atlantic.
