Sentence examples for order has broken from inspiring English sources

China's normally rigid social order has broken down.

It is all a measure of how thoroughly order has broken down in the Russian region of Dagestan, in the North Caucasus.

The old New Deal order has broken down under pressure from free-market forces, nourished by traditional American values, which Mead calls "millennial capitalism".

Together, we must strengthen our collective capacity to establish security where order has broken down, and to support those who seek a just and lasting peace.

"It's a country where normal order has broken down; and where the government has made clear that they don't want to have western journalists on their soil right now, said Stuart Seidel, a deputy managing editor for NPR News.

But to do so, he depends in part on aid from the United States, running at around $500m a year, and which, in theory at least, is subject to conditions relating to the maintenance of human rights.The new president argues that talk of human rights means little in a country that is intensely legalistic but lawless, and where order has broken down.

May 2007 Hook tells radio station XFM: "Me and Bernard aren't working together," meaning New Order have broken up.

"They recognized that public order had broken down in a far more serious way than they had expected," one official said of General Garner's team.

In order to respond to situations in which internal order had broken down and the civilian population was suffering, "second-generation" peacekeeping was developed to achieve multiple political and social objectives.

As the PA disintegrates, law and order have broken down, unemployment has soared, and lots of bored, armed and uncontrolled young men roam the streets.In addition, clan heads themselves have less authority than they used to.

By the end of the conference's second day, order had broken down; a few people had set up makeshift booths, and unbilled music groups were performing on the two stages.