Securing order would have meant putting 250,000 troops into the invasion as opposed to 130,000.
Securing order in the school environment sometimes requires that students be subjected to greater controls than those appropriate for adults.
Other nations in the coalition have warned that any delay in securing order in Kabul would allow old warlords to become entrenched, and would endanger the interim administration.
The public supported these measures to secure order in Maryland, but Chief Justice Roger Taney vehemently denied that Lincoln had the constitutional power do to so.
So understood, governance expresses a growing awareness of the ways in which diffuse forms of power and authority can secure order even in the absence of state activity.
The bitter experience of civil war and its attendant anarchy in France had turned Bodin's attention to the problem of how to secure order and authority.
The study found that 88percentt of 335 randomly selected Web sites had some kind of privacy disclosure, varying from a perfunctory notice that says "this is a secure order form" to something more detailed.
United States officials are responding to a fluid situation with no small amount of agility, in an attempt to secure order in that country and avoid a replay of earlier mass boat migrations.
A "national action plan" is now meant to block funding for unsavoury groups, counter hate speech and regulate religious schools.Back on the north-western border, the Pakistani army will stand no chance of securing order without help from Afghanistan.
The real problem is that America never realised that when it invaded Iraq, it became, in Mr Frank's bad analogy, the zookeeper the one responsible for securing order.
For Xunzi, nature provides a fixed context within which human societies either secure or fail to secure order.
