Sentence examples for order and certainty from inspiring English sources

Marxism gave her order and certainty.

But now that income from the UN's oil-for-food programme has stopped, along with the customs revenues that have been the two governments' lifeline, an economic crisis looms.Even the task of catching wanted members of the toppled regime is handicapped by the lack of order and certainty.

Yet the actions of both distributors and vendors bring a degree of order and certainty to this market.

The second problem with the Crime Lab's support of HB2265 is that while mandatory minimums stem from a wish to impose order and certainty on the justice system, they have the opposite effect, creating disorder and uncertainty.

In a statement, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., called the measure "a historic effort to get our fiscal house in order and restore certainty to the economy..This legislation will mark the largest spending cut in modern history and will help restore confidence so that people can get back to work".

Put in a stop-loss order and the one certainty is that you'll lock in a trading commission.

Stein's view is that: "It's really quite outrageous and unjust and a symptom of a democracy run amok here, where in order to have transparency and certainty about our votes we voters have to go out and hold bake sales on steroids to raise millions of dollars".

Aronsondemonstrates that the possibility of performing a DNA test long after the conclusion ofa trial leads to a conflict between two main legal principles, the doctrine of finalityof courts' judgments (i.e. social order) and the doctrine of certainty of evidenceand court procedures (i.e. the fundamental principle of a fair trial).

This should be made clear when communicating the assessment results in order to avoid giving a false sense of accurateness and certainty.

In a series of five studies, they found that reminders of terrorist attacks elevate N.F.C., increasing the need "to develop strong beliefs, form clear-cut impressions, and classify objects and events into sharply defined categories in order to experience certainty and avoid ambiguity".

Narrative interviews were chosen in order to open up topics and receive the participants' stories of experiencing existential uncertainty and certainty.