Sentence examples for order across the from inspiring English sources

From a tall building the rebel troops could be seen advancing in open order across the plains.

"The aim of the coalition is to create a strong, cohesive government with a strong national army and security forces that can combat terrorism and impose law and order across the country," Asiri said.

These guides conflate terrorism and protests as equal threats to security and this viewpoint is reflected in a changed police attitude to protests and public order across the EU.

Yes, there is currently growing discontent with the free-market order across the western world, that occasionally bubbles to the surface; but any advances are uneven, subject to reverses or at risk of being swatted like insects by global capitalism.

But the attack stalled and on 30 November 1994, Yeltsin signed a decree entitled On actions [needed] to restore constitutional law and order across the territory of the Chechen republic.

Timing is better for a craft beer boom today, given the country's changing demographics and the rise of millennials, those consumers between the ages of 18 and 34 who are upsetting the established order across the food and beverage world.

If the state were facing a budget crisis, the bill says, an independent budget office could order across-the-board cuts in the contingency budget to make up for a shortfall in revenues.

However, concerns over rising inflation and an overheated economy led newly elected President Dilma Rousseff to order across-the-board cuts totaling about $30 billion.

The rookie mayor ordered across-the-board cuts to city agencies.

Instead of ordering across-the-board reductions, though, lawmakers heeded economists who had long urged a focus on companies that could reduce emissions most cheaply.

In response, the mayor has raised property taxes by 7percentt and has ordered across-the-board spending cuts that will reduce new police cadets and nighttime staffing at firehouses.