Sentence examples similar to sustain ordering from inspiring English sources

It came as the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, urged top officials to "improve social management capabilities", sustain order and handle online information better "to guide public opinion".

Many of Mr. Obama's advisers are also urging him to sustain orders issued last summer by President George W. Bush to continue Predator drone attacks against a wider range of targets in the tribal areas.

He thus succeeded in sustaining order through a policy of moderation, which he applied even to popular revolts such as the peasant uprising of Sologne in 1658.

"Syria's future depends on moving from an imposed order of government to a sustained order, which can only be achieved by having a flourishing and robust civil society," says Syrian-British businessman Ayman Asfari.

The Treasury, under John Snow, must wake up to its international responsibilities to sustain economic order.

"But its capacity or desire to sustain that order is very much in question".

But he will be able to sustain those orders only if he gets help from Israel and the United States.

"I have the ability to sustain public order," he said, "but I'm not sure for how long".

The Nuns were given permission by North Yorkshire Moors Parks to build an eco monastery, which would sustain their order well into the 21st century.

They help sustain legitimate order in the workplace, giving workers a way to express grievances, adjudicate wrongs.

Geiger R. S. and D. Ribes, (2010) The Work of Sustaining Order in Wikipedia: The Banning of a Vandal.