Sentence examples for order has generated from inspiring English sources

The use of restraint to maintain order has generated concern because it is unlawful and dangerous.

For the time being, the new American order has generated a tsunami of anti-Americanism, with the United States perceived in some quarters as a greater threat to world peace than Al Qaeda.

Philosophers' interest in the morality of the international order has generated interesting proposals about alternative sub-national and supra-national units, which could play a role distinct from that of nation-states and might even come to supplement them (for a fine summary see Held 2003, and for an interesting recent overview of alternatives see Walzer 2004, chapter 12).

A STATE education mandate that will require all high school students to receive a Regents diploma in order to graduate has generated opposition since it was first proposed in 1995.

Just Eat became profitable in 2012 and says that it has generated food orders of €750 million ($1 billion) in food orders for its restaurant partners.

The judge's order, which Dr. Clark is appealing, has generated an outcry from religious conservatives, and last week, a state representative introduced a resolution to impeach the judge.

That plane, known as the Dreamliner, has generated 52 firm orders in seven months, most from All Nippon Airways.

The court's order calling for re-argument, issued in June, has generated more than 40 friend-of-the-court briefs.

Since its launch, the company has generated revenues of $4 million from 7,000 orders.

Unsurprisingly, given the debate this case has generated, the children's minister has now ordered a review of the "babysitting ban".

The consortium has generated a large amount of mouse data but has not yet assembled the decoded fragments of DNA in the correct order.