Sentence examples for uphold order from inspiring English sources

All that said, the cities and localities in which the protestors have gathered do have an obligation to uphold order and to safeguard public health and safety.

Spokesman Jay Carney also says Obama hopes the right balance can be reached between protecting freedom of assembly and speech with the need to uphold order and safeguard public health and safety.

Laying down the law while failing to enforce it is no way to uphold order, but that is how things stood before America and Britain acted (almost) alone, and how they might still stand had France and the rest of the permanent five managed to stop them.

"The scriptures and Christian tradition call for people to be treated decently and mercifully, but there's also the distinction between the obligations of the civil state, which is of course to uphold order and law, and the church, which is of course to extend mercy and compassion to all people".

"We dutifully turned out, we voted in peace, we upheld order," he said.

The day after the march, President Peña Nieto thanked Mexico City's mayor, Miguel Ánhel Mancera, and his police for their coöperation with federal authorities in upholding order in the Zócalo.

We voted in peace, we upheld order and respect for the rule of law, and maintained the fabric of our society".

Four of those vacancies are on the 9th Circuit, the court that ruled on Thursday to uphold the order blocking Trump's executive order on immigration.

The four Democratic nominees on the court are mortal locks to uphold the order if they agree to hear the case, and three Republican nominees (Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito) mortal locks to find the order illegal.

As the governor's decision came under fire from some parents and conservative groups, Ms. Burcham lobbied the legislature to uphold his order.

The State Supreme Court should uphold that order while making it clear that the Legislature does not have the power to unilaterally shortchange schoolchildren.