Sentence examples for stand for order from inspiring English sources

"He could make a call to the people and say, 'I stand for order,' " the diplomat said.

Antonescu stood for order, while the Guard shunned economic and social planning.

One stands for order and the disciplined life, the other for ecstasy and abandon.

The "o" in R o stands for order, which counts the number direct witnesses and the total number of recombinations depending on the same order of sequences.

If peace cannot be preserved, then Annan will stand for international order.

Alphabets a and b stand for the order of two times measurement.

In the case of normal incident light (θ = 0°), because of the symmetry, four diffraction efficiencies of the first order are equivalent, so that one of them can stand for first-order diffraction efficiency (FODE).

g1,..., g14 stand for kinetic orders representing influences on the creation or degradation fluxes (Vi) of the four variables.

On May 24 the public prosecutor announced that Mubarak would stand trial for ordering the killing of protesters as well as for corruption and abuse of power.

We stand against that, for order" — is the perfect definition of police work, which Mick describes with unexpected eloquence: "What I do is what the first men did.

Like countless public institutions in America, the Met aped Rome because Rome stood for civic order, empire and reason.