Sentence examples for to order itself from inspiring English sources

Parekh's view reflects the more communitarian concerns of other Western democracies that balance free expression rights against the right of the society to order itself in decent and humane ways.

His description of Adrian Stokes reads like a self-portrait: "the passion for art, the intensity of concern, the almost raw hyperactive quality of a sensibility that threatens at times to engulf all else -the nature is a 19th century one determined to order itself by the 20th century's monumental new view, psychoanalysis".

In the process of creating the National Salvation Front the opposition has had to re-order itself, with the traditional leadership types at the top, the youth at the bottom.

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Griddled to order, the dosa itself was soft and pliable, as delicate as lace at its edge.

Though the court declined to order the transfer itself, its action leaves the I.N.S. and Attorney General Janet Reno free to reunite father and son.

And we all do have to, eventually, if life has ordered itself correctly.

Since Agent.btz was beaconing out in search of instructions, perhaps they could devise a way to order the malware to shut itself down.

For the rest, he will rather practise synthesis, and will apply himself readily only to those questions to which order itself leads him.

496, 100 N.E. 177, holding that the record on review of a contempt order is limited to the order itself.

The holdings of a monastery, for example, belonged to the order itself; no individual owned shares in its assets.