Sentence examples for order crisis from inspiring English sources

This is a first order crisis of the state.

The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) warned government that Britain's drinking was creating a public order crisis.

IN A sign of Enrique Peña Nieto's weakened stature since a law and order crisis erupted in September, Mexico's business community will today directly challenge him over a grievance it has nurtured for more than a year.

Looking back over the years and seasons, the old episodes, with their recurring cycles of chaos and order, crisis and escape, death and rebirth, can seem eerily familiar, not just a show you've watched but a life — lives you've not just watched but lived.

He scored 15, smacking a couple of fours on the way, but that was hardly compelling evidence that he is the man to solve England's middle-order crisis.

The lecture was titled "Group Think, Personal Responsibility and the Breakdown of Moral Order: The Crisis at Penn State".

It was a strange way to begin, but the circumstances surrounding David Paterson's unexpected promotion had put things out of order: disclosure, crisis, and redemption had come first; now it was time for getting to know you.

The deregulated financial system, left to itself, created a first-order financial crisis, and now western economies are stricken with an enormous overhang of private debt.

Somalia proved to be a challenge of a different order; the crises of the Rwandan genocide and the Yugoslav Wars were still ahead.

In addition, all countries in Africa depend to various extents on the military for the maintenance of order and for crisis intervention.

Sepp Blatter is travelling to Jerusalem today in order to hold crisis talks after the Palestinian Football Association revealed plans to launch a bid in order to have the Israeli national team banned from Fifa.