Sentence examples for restore order with from inspiring English sources

We restore order with imagination.

Shafiq was no democratic angel; he promised the Egyptian electorate to restore order with a heavy hand.

Armed riot police moved in to restore order with teargas, armoured vehicles and road blocks, according to a foreign student in Xinjiang.

But such a victory appears extremely unlikely, in part because the Alawites' minority status gives them too little support to restore order with anything but violence.

If Puerto Rico is to restore order with law, it is essential for the police force to demonstrate that it can do its job without breaking the law.

It took officers from the West 68th Street station 20 minutes of hard work to restore order, with no arrests made.

Jose Mourinho's Chelsea restored order with a battling 2-0 win over nine-man Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

De Choiseul slugged one man who charged at him and finally restored order "with seven or eight beauties bucked & gagged in the guard tent".

His minority was marked by violent strife between factions of nobles, but when he came of age, in 1325, he restored order with unprecedented vigour.

An evangelist preacher, after being brutalized in parallel with the immigrant, restored order with a laying-on of hands ("Thou shalt break them"), and — as it must — the "Hallelujah" chorus ensued.

As the world's financial medic, it is charged with moving into stricken economies, restoring order with a mixture of hefty loans and strict policy recommendations to go with them.