Sentence examples for order agenda from inspiring English sources
They are however against "Zionism, multiculturalism, homosexuality, free masons, banks, the new world order agenda and so on," says Mr Bartoš.
Lloyd Webber, with an eye on a future government's law and order agenda, has cast In Harmony not as a vehicle to find an English Dudamel, but a way to make streets safer.
Dr Stephen Gray, an associate of Monash University's Castan Centre for Human Rights Law, says the revelations over the past 24 hours are an unsurprising outcome of the NT's "strong law and order agenda and its culture of incarceration".
At a time when Labour is showing aggressive determination not to lose control of the law and order agenda, the Lib Dems' home affairs spokesman, Simon Hughes, went out of his way to flag up the move.
But then, if you prepare your criminal legislation on the basis of the law and order agenda of the editors of the Daily Mail and the Sun, you are bound to find you have drifted far from the port of the rule of law.
Aside from the fact that Hillary's comments about "super predators" aped the sentiment at the core of Bill's law and order agenda, we can't ignore how she has cast her years in the White House as part of her vast political experience that makes her more prepared than anyone else to be president).
Frost isn't pushing a law-and-order agenda; she's more interested in justice and harmony.
His embrace of a law-and-order agenda has earned him the nickname of "Red Sheriff" in the German press.
He inherits a department where most of the Conservative government's law-and-order agenda has already been implemented while leaving one where difficult spending cuts lie ahead.
As a state legislator, Walker pursued a traditional law-and-order agenda, and he sponsored bills that sought to increase mandatory minimum sentences for a variety of crimes.
Here, too, was Mr. Cameron, from the same educational background, reviving his Conservative Party's longtime insistence on a law-and-order agenda at a youth center in his tranquil rural constituency of Witney, outside of Oxford.
