Sentence examples for preserving order from inspiring English sources

Whatever this is for, it is not about preserving order or efficient policing.

The authorities are also keen on finding better ways of preserving order than tit-for-tat.

It formed a powerful legitimation of king and elite in their task of preserving order.

The only way House Republicans can achieve their extremist agenda is not through preserving order, but by causing chaos.

It allows arrests without warrants, trials of suspects in military courts, bans on public gatherings and censorship in the name of preserving order.

The subject is not all that crazy: the police have the job of preserving order while not getting in the way of people who simply want to speak their minds.

Gen. John McColl of Britain, the head of the multinational force trying to preserve order here, gave a stiff salute.

At the end of the day, with its lone frontier rider trying to preserve order, it is a Western, with muscle cars.

Western military intervention in all these operations was intended to buy time for local forces to be trained to preserve order and security.

The government, spurred by Hindu and Muslim groups and clerics, rushes in to preserve "order" by decreeing, or tolerating, the suppression of free expression.

Sergeant at arms, an officer of a legislative body, court of law, or other organization who preserves order and executes commands.