Sentence examples for preserving public order from inspiring English sources
The Statute of Winchester (1285) codified and strengthened the police system for preserving public order.
He has made a strong case for what city government can't do, but he has said precious little about what it can do, aside form preserving public order.
So to preserve public order don't take them aboard".
Does a desire to preserve public order sometimes trump the right to free speech?
The Bahraini government announced that it had invited the force to preserve public order.
They solemnly reminded the crowd that the Indian constitution said that censorship is permitted in order to preserve public order.
The Bahrain government said that it had invited the force in to help restore and preserve public order.
It says the investigations "require secrecy in order to uncover the truth and preserve public order" and warns that offenders could face a year in prison.
The government rejects the criticism as misguided and utopian and says it is trying to fight crime and preserve public order.
Bratton's interpretation of the Broken Windows approach called for vigorous police enforcement of minor crimes like fare-beating and intrusive panhandling as a tool to preserve public order and, at the same time, to catch criminals.
The role the military has played in the Thai political process reflects an often enunciated principle by leaders of the armed forces that only a well-disciplined military can preserve public order and protect the monarchy.
