This week the army promptly deployed soldiers to maintain order.
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They attacked the National Guard officers sent to maintain order.
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And so Mother was there to maintain order and discipline.
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More recently, posses have helped local sheriffs to maintain order.
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More recently, posses have helped local sheriffs to maintain order.
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A new government would need that same army to maintain order.
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In most cases, there are no prison guards to maintain order.
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Troops are trained for emergencies, not to maintain order day to day.
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Crowds gather in the streets as armed police attempt to maintain order.
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Tellingly, it promised to maintain order, not stability, in the exchange rate.
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Then it relied on homegrown kings, colonels and dictators to maintain order.
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That means too few people to clean up and help maintain order.
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"The challenge for the DNC here is to maintain order," Reinish said.
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U.S.-trained Iraqi special forces and local police patrolled to maintain order.
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Officers in riot gear sometimes faced off with demonstrators to maintain order.
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Philippe said the state would do all it could to maintain order.
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Maduro, meanwhile, has sent the Venezuelan military onto the streets to maintain order.
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But when BB-8 is left in charge, the droids struggle to maintain order.
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The report describes at length how staff failed to maintain order as paperwork grew.
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Maduro, meanwhile, has ordered the Venezuelan armed forces onto the streets to maintain order.
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Firm action to maintain order must be taken now to stop the problem escalating.
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It is rather the duty of the Speaker to maintain order, the newspaper reported.
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The crowds are so thick that traffic police are posted outside to maintain order.
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A crowd gathered in the apartment courtyard, and the officers tried to maintain order.
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Law enforcement also failed to maintain order and protect citizens from harm, injury, and death.
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In Trenton the NSM were even bused in by police so they could maintain order.
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Utter found himself aligned with Bullock at times, helping to maintain order in the camp.
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Mr. Seabra desperately tried to maintain order, begging applicants to come only during normal hours.
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He genuinely believed that the police were there to maintain order and serve the people.
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Republican Charles Grassley of Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, struggled to maintain order.
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"There is no one here to take his place and maintain order," says Zepeda, Chapo's cousin.
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Maduro has sent the Venezuelan military onto the streets to maintain order, leading to deadly clashes.
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On Tuesday the government said it was sending armed forces to maintain order in the area.
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He has to go to MCC headquarters; but in the meantime, they're to just maintain order.
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Ruth's grave was so heavily visited then that Mr. Garro posted workers there to maintain order.
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Isabel pitched the indicator as a way for them to maintain order in their growing ranks.
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A nation trying to maintain order will assassinate a terrorism leader or destroy a terrorism facility.
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Lawmakers clambered over tables, cursed and piled into each other as security personnel tried to maintain order.
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Maduro, meanwhile, has sent the Venezuelan military onto the streets to maintain order, leading to deadly clashes.
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Isn't the moderator's job to ask questions to start the discussion and maintain order between the speakers?
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Hostile design has flourished in New York as a way to maintain order and ensure public safety.
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The obligation to maintain order and give every speaker a chance to be heard should be respected.
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But the guards won't move around to maintain order in the room where the Mona Lisa hangs.
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Are you and your partner in agreement on whether you should pay a cleaning service help maintain order?
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The revolt had sympathizers near Galilee, said Ariel, and the soldiers may have been there to maintain order.
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The Founding Fathers designed the pardon as a tool for presidents to resolve political issues and maintain order.
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"Our instructions of firmness were followed and made it possible to maintain order and avoid outbursts," he said.
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There are now more than 2 million sellers on the platform, and Amazon has struggled to maintain order.
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It used to maintain order as the "World Policeman", and in return they gain rights to issue USD.
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In these hotly contested spaces political parties surrender to organizations and individuals that maintain order, often through violence.
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Iraqi police had to fire in the air and threaten to whip crowds with a hose to maintain order.
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Tens of thousands of security forces and medics are deployed alongside modern technology including surveillance drones to maintain order.
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The AP reported that Mexican authorities attempted to maintain order and prevent the group from surging across the border.
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The Pakistani military is raising a new division numbering an estimated 13,000 troops to maintain order along the CPEC.
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Furthermore, the plan aims to strengthen national public institutions to maintain order and deliver essential services to the people.
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In the absence of adults, children must figure out how to apportion resources, forge diplomatic relationships, and maintain order.
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In peaceful places they help maintain order at a remove, by providing jobs, paying taxes and being good corporate citizens.
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A citywide curfew was put into effect, and National Guard troops joined Baltimore police in an attempt to maintain order.
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Democrats decried the withholding of the documents and sought to have the proceedings adjourned, as Grassley struggled to maintain order.
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"Not in the least," Mr. Ryan said when asked if he had backed away from his promise to maintain order.
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At the time, Castro's government attempted to maintain order by force, and police cracked down on vagrants and social outliers.
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What they do: Maintain order and protect life and property by enforcing local, tribal, State, or Federal laws and ordinances.
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He might order troops to patrol the nation's streets and neighborhoods, arrest citizens, and use military force to maintain order.
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"You can maintain order for a while with repressive nondemocratic governance, but it will rot from within," Mr. Obama said.
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The guards are so outnumbered — one officer for every 528 inmates on a recent shift — that gangs help maintain order.
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The police and military will maintain order in the districts of Challhuahuacho, Haquira and Mara during the emergency, the decree said.
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Karen Martucci, a spokeswoman for the Department of Correction, said the state had a responsibility to maintain order and enforce rules.
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The Fed is urgently trying to fix the problem before it erodes faith in the central bank's ability to maintain order.
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So they're trying to figure out how to maintain order, I guess, and at the same time pretend they're not media companies.
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The NFL uses tried-and-true tactics to control its workforce and maintain order: it limits who gets the most powerful positions.
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Hundreds of protesters have been treated for "dead eyes," the result of the security forces firing birdshot into crowds to maintain order.
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Politicians had urged citizens to vote, and security forces struggled to maintain order as fights broke out in and around polling stations.
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Young people and senior citizens of western India's Maratha community waved saffron flags while more than 10,000 policemen helped to maintain order.
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They used those relationships to make sure the homeless got the services they needed and to help maintain order in the camp.
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Since 1967, Israel hasn't been able to identify a Palestinian leadership that can be trusted to keep the peace and maintain order.
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It allows the military to intervene, when requested by Hong Kong's leaders, to maintain order or assist in cases of natural disasters.
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Her husband was impeached after two years in office for failing to maintain order in the tumultuous early years of Indonesia's democracy.
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President Piñera has stood by the police clampdown, claiming that the use of force has been justified in order to maintain order.
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After the attack, dozens of police officers were employed to maintain order as crowds of journalists and politicians descended on the village.
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At the end of the tidying process, Ischomachus reminds his wife that going forward, it will be her duty to maintain order.
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Scores could be seen fleeing and screaming as police officers, who were on the scene to maintain order, took cover and returned fire.
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The club's leaders were so fearful that an irate parent might charge or assault Mr. Farley that they hired security to maintain order.
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On the day that Mr. Lightfoot was beaten, Captain Vaughn was at the prison trying to maintain order among the inmates, he said.
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In Uman, the sewers are backed up, the electric grid is overtaxed, and there are not enough garbage trucks to properly maintain order.
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In Shanghai, where officials have struggled to maintain order, there is now one shared bike for every 16 people, according to government statistics.
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Where it stands: Many airports and large venues already have designated ride-sharing zones and systems of lanes and signage to help maintain order.
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We all rely on the police and other elements of the criminal justice system to maintain order, which is the building block of justice.
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Rubin adds that to make your weekend power hour less stressful, you should put forth effort during the week to maintain order and organization.
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The unruliness became worse after the death in 503 of a man known as the mayor of Strawberry Fields, who had helped maintain order.
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Three hundred agency staff members took part in the roundup, as well as police officers who were there to maintain order, Ms. Teunchai said.
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Brazilian army soldiers stationed at Pacaraima to help maintain order asked Venezuelan immigrants to return across the border for their own safety, Castro said.
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Number employed in the US: 661,330What they do, according to O*NET: Maintain order and protect life and property by enforcing laws and ordinances.
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The government went as far as cutting internet and text messaging services in an attempt to maintain order in the weeks after the polls.
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Everyone no longer believes that the US is looking to maintain order in the world, or that USD is the most reliable reserve currency.
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He seemed alert, even chipper, and he appeared pleased to have returned, if only briefly, to familiar surroundings, to try to maintain order again.
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The collapse of this cooperation will cause grave security and economic problems that may induce more U.S. engagement to maintain order and economic provisions.
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We have come here to maintain order and security to provide the opportunity for the people of Sudan to achieve the change they aspire to.
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Hardened by World War II and the fresh loss of Indochina, the military struggled to maintain order in Algeria through a cold-blooded counterterrorism plan.
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Analysts say the support of the armed forces and police will be essential if the interim administration is to maintain order ahead of planned elections.
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A state of emergency was declared in the city earlier this week and the National Guard and state troopers were brought in to maintain order.
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Proponents say this type of urban design is necessary to help maintain order, ensure safety and curb unwanted behavior such as loitering, sleeping or skateboarding.
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Musa Pagu and Ishaya Ali, members of a civilian vigilante group that helps maintain order in the area, also said 12 people had been killed.
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With police being dissatisfied and private security teams trying to maintain order, it's not surprising to see conflicts between them and the public escalate quickly.
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Unable to maintain order, three weeks later the British allowed the French to dislodge the Viet Minh from Saigon, triggering war below the 16th parallel.
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Meanwhile, a separate group of Hong Kong protesters rallied on Sunday and Monday in support of the local police and Beijing for trying to maintain order.
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Kam said the MTR staff have shown their professionalism in attempting to maintain order on the trains and serve their customers but it has been difficult.
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And Disney has had to deploy uniformed security guards to maintain order at popular rides, where lines during the soft opening stretched up to three hours.
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With Iran promoting Hezbollah as the nation's defender and Saudi Arabia backing the Lebanese military, neither had a full mandate, and Lebanon struggled to maintain order.
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While the rules and regulations we impose upon society make sense as mechanisms to maintain order, there is no such thing, truly, as right or wrong.
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"Even when the entire society is dissatisfied with the government, the police has no choice" but to maintain order, said Mr. Lam, the police union chairman.
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The central bank said in its report that it will make adjustments to the foreign exchange market in a timely manner in order to "maintain order".
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Aiming to maintain order and connectivity, Japan's Astroscale switched from its grand plans for interstellar garbage collection to developing technology for sending "dead" satellites to fiery graves.
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In Venezuela's industrial city of Puerto Ordaz, the problem has been increasing this week and National Guard soldiers were trying to maintain order at operational service stations.
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The injuries raise questions about the tactics of security forces, who have struggled to maintain order in Kashmir, where an insurgency has roiled the region for decades.
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He said he hired a former police chief and eight security guards to keep the crowd outside and maintain order, and had eight portable toilets set up.
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The savagery necessary to maintain order has since driven out at least one-third of the prewar Chechen population, with most of them seeking asylum in Europe.
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India says the detentions are necessary to maintain order and prevent violence, and points to the relatively limited number of casualties compared with previous bouts of unrest.
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The EU mission would not take part in the actual combat but would train Iraqi forces, which would help to maintain order after Islamic State is driven out.
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Dr. Raimondo, and the special assistant to the president, Tita Reed, were dispatched to the protests just to maintain order, the college said, and not to take sides.
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"In order to maintain order in the Chinese market and purify the Chinese performance environment, it is not suitable to bring in badly behaved entertainers," the statement read.
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Either way, the video is crazy -- you can see players like Michael Bradley trying to keep the peace as cops and stadium security rush in to maintain order.
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In all, 150,000 security personnel including park rangers have been called up to maintain order across the country, including preventing demonstrations in hotspots immediately before or after the polls.
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To improve security for the sex workers and health staff, Horizons Femmes has enlisted community leaders, known locally as 'gatekeepers', to help maintain order and peace in the area.
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EgyptAir employs in-flight security officers like Mr. Ali and Mr. Radwan to maintain order during flights and to ensure that planes are secure during stopovers at foreign airports.
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This could have huge implications for U.S. foreign policy, taking pressure of the United States to maintain order in the Middle East, where the majority of oil reserves lie.
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The area saw no looting after the quake, unlike in Palu, largely because there are no big warehouses and village leaders mobilized their volunteers to maintain order, villagers said.
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So far, the police have been able to maintain order with the warnings, said George Buj, a member of the Hvar Tourism Board, and no one has been fined.
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In each instance the rest of us will have to choose from the menu of responses available to adults seeking to maintain order when confronted with a childish outburst.
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Mr. Vail said that with too few guards to maintain order, inmates felt compelled to protect themselves with crudely made knives and other weapons, prompting a chain of retaliatory violence.
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One of the remaining colonial rulers, Talina Perez, is trying to hold things together, taking desperate measures to maintain order while holding back the brutal enforcement officer Captain Max Taggart.
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The festival becomes like an extension of what's happening inside her, desperately trying to maintain order, meaning, and control in the face of the chaotic, meaningless, uncontrollable reality of death.
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Coon was among the first people cast in "The Leftovers," along with Justin Theroux, who played the protagonist, a police chief struggling to maintain order in a small Northeastern town.
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So far the state and local police forces have worked together well, but Spanish government officials say in private the Mossos could do more to block the vote and maintain order.
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The sergeant's role, which dates to 1415, is to escort the speaker of the House before each sitting, carrying the mace during the procession, and to maintain order during the sitting.
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The sergeant's role, which dates to 1415, is to escort the speaker of the house before each sitting, carrying the mace during the procession, and to maintain order during the sitting.
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If an event is postponed for any reason, we will maintain order details and measurements, so the order can be reactivated with a simple phone call whenever the event is rescheduled.
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My union is committed to working with AG Barr, BOP leadership, and Congress to address the staffing shortages and fulfill our mission to maintain order and reduce crime in our prisons.
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Macron has been shaken by the demonstrations and the authorities' struggle to maintain order at the weekend raises questions over policing tactics and the president's broader response to the wave of unrest.
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Brazil may limit that number to between 100 and 200 people per day, the president said, just hours after his government vowed to send armed forces to maintain order in the area.
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In an effort to reduce violence in New York's homeless shelters, City Hall has directed the Police Department to retrain some of the guards assigned to maintain order in the shelter system.
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Mr. Hetherington and other social scientists have identified a group they call "authoritarian voters": people who have a strong desire to maintain order and hierarchies, along with a powerful fear of outsiders.
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The sergeant's role, which dates back to 1415, is to escort the speaker of the House before each sitting, carrying the mace during the procession, and to maintain order during the sitting.
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On Sunday, Vizcarra authorized the army to maintain order at a key mining port, a day before an expected new round of protests against Southern Copper Corp's $1.4 billion proposed Tia Maria mine.
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If tensions continued to worsen and Hong Kong police struggled to maintain order, some foreign security analysts believed Beijing could be tempted to deploy the mainland's paramilitary People's Armed Police to Hong Kong.
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Several Indian government officials Reuters spoke to said that unarmed separatist groups were responsible for funding mobs of stone-pelting youths that often confront security forces trying to maintain order in the region.
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The large-scale clashes — rare in this financial hub — underscore both the deep-seated anger that protesters feel about the erosion of liberties in the territory and the police's resolve to maintain order.
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That is just one of the many comically macabre anecdotes that Garrett M. Graff shares in "Raven Rock," a thorough investigation of Washington's longstanding efforts to maintain order in the face of catastrophe.
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On Friday, the Spanish government announced that it would send more police officers to Catalonia to maintain order and block a referendum; additional officers are being billeted in ferries off the Catalan coast.
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It shows that the US and South Korean militaries would need to enter the North to provide aid, maintain order so it can be distributed, and prepare for the reunification of the Koreas.
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Taiwan's central bank has maintained that supply and demand dictate the local dollar's movements, but that it will maintain order in the market if excessive volatility is not beneficial to economic and financial stability.
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Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska told reporters on Thursday he planned to send security reinforcements to Barcelona to help maintain order in the city and also to let police already there get some rest.
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"The government had to take measures to maintain order, protect citizens and their property and hand over to the judicial authorities those who committed or were suspected of committing these criminal acts," he said.
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In Texas, U.S. Coast Guard helicopters, flying despite dangerous conditions including gusty winds and incessant rain, plucked stranded families from rooftops while the National Guard helped local first responders maintain order amid the chaos.
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It will be up to Mr. Nadler, a loquacious progressive from Manhattan's Upper West Side who is now one of the House's leaders, to maintain order and inject gravity and fairness into the proceedings.
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SB 873 specifies that the fire chief or other ranking officer at a fire department has the authority to maintain order at an emergency site, which includes the immediate airspace where drones might fly.
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I strongly condemn the unprovoked assault on members of our community, including University personnel who were attempting to maintain order...The violence displayed on Grounds is intolerable and is entirely inconsistent with the University's values.
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The Indian government has argued that the detention of politicians and an internet blackout was needed to maintain order in a region where security forces have been fighting a long-running insurgency encouraged by Pakistan.
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The military seized power in May 2014, overthrowing an elected government led by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, saying it had to maintain order after months of anti-government protests organized by allies of the establishment.
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The Anglophone regions have strong ties to eastern Nigeria, and authorities may fear that allowing the border to remain open during protests offers the demonstrators a rear base and makes it harder to maintain order.
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Citizens have expressed frustration with the United Nations peacekeepers, saying they did little to maintain order over the weekend in the areas surrounding the camps, let alone deploy troops in the streets of the capital.
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There is also an extensive security apparatus in place to monitor every aspect of the hajj — to maintain order and safety, but also to ensure that proper Islamic protocol is followed by all in attendance.
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A significant factor in keeping the peace has surely been anticipatory catharsis: The widespread expectations of a big Democratic wave in the coming midterm elections are containing and channeling that indignation, helping to maintain order.
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The international community-led peace framework agreement demands the demilitarization of the capital, with only token forces to be left in place to maintain order and protect the feuding political chiefs from each other's machinations.
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Positioning itself as vehemently anti-secessionist, it has berated the caretaker Socialist government for making deals with separatists to win their backing in parliament over the past year, and for failing to maintain order in Catalonia.
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Earlier this past week, a spokesman for China's Ministry of National Defense said the military, which has several thousand troops based in Hong Kong, could be called in if the police were unable to maintain order.
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For another, again as far as we know, Rome's government continued to function reasonably well despite his antics: Provincial governors continued to maintain order, the army continued to defend the borders, there were no economic crises.
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To help maintain order, "label where each toy goes," said Ms. Lowenheim, who recommends installing a tall bookcase and putting paints, jigsaw puzzles and other games that tend to leave a mess on the highest shelf.
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A skeleton crew of workers has remained at the park, which is larger than Rhode Island, during the shutdown, but they have struggled to maintain order among its otherworldly rock formations and vast stretches of desert.
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The only other two people on stage were the police chief, who sat next to the mayor, and a local N.A.A.C.P. leader, who stood several feet away and whose attempts to maintain order were mostly unsuccessful.
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Vos said the experiment will not assess one of the major technology hurdles facing drone deliveries: creation of a low-level air-traffic system that can maintain order as the skies become more crowded with unmanned vehicles.
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The military government has defended its rights record saying it must act to maintain order after a decade of divisive and at times violent political rivalry that has pitted the royalist-military establishment against populist political forces.
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The riots and protests reflect the challenge for Palestinian security forces to maintain order in West Bank cities under the full control of the Palestinian Authority amid disenchantment with the authority and its leader, President Mahmoud Abbas.
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That's especially evident in the accounts of those who have worked in urban school systems, trying to maintain order and, just possibly, inspire a sense of hope among students who feel defeated from the day they arrive.
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" In a 2008 interview, the future president of Brazil declared that the government should support militias and potentially legalize them, since they "offer security and in this way they can maintain order and discipline in their communities.
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Relatively resilient markets so far probably reflect a combination of confidence that central banks will do whatever is necessary to maintain order as well as some opportunistic buying in response to opportunities created by the falling asset prices.
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The belief that there is no greater calling than to maintain order at gunpoint and save the fallen, cosmopolitan American city from itself, is less a fantasy than the animating principle of the various facets of American revanchism.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra on Sunday authorized the army to maintain order at a key mining port, a day before an expected new round of protests against Southern Copper Corp's $1.4-billion proposed Tia Maria mine.
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You know the famous scene in "Dead Poets Society" where the students stand up one by one on their desk and say "O Captain, my Captain!" in salute of Robin Williams, while the headmaster struggles to maintain order?
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Christian Yingling, a militia leader from Pennsylvania, whose 32-man team arrived in the college town bearing loaded assault-style weapons and sidearms, told the Washington Post that his group came to defend free speech and maintain order.
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Synopsis: A well meaning but burned-out high school teacher tries to maintain order against the backdrop of a pending lawsuit against his school district when it comes to light they gave a diploma to an illiterate student.
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Its report cited an informed source as saying the arrests were "to maintain order and security of the honorable people who have faced damages, and with the intent of preventing ... the repeat of armed action against the people".
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Under the terms of the agreement, Russia will deploy military police to maintain order in Daraa and facilitate the transition back to government rule, said a media activist inside who asked for anonymity out of concern for his safety.
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In its place, we find a growing awareness that politics is something that happens wherever people come together—with no official permission required, and often in contrast with the desires of officials who strive, above all, to maintain order.
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Debates over immigration and Americanization magnified the perpetual predicament of a wealthy elite symbolized by Wall Street: how to mitigate class conflict to maintain order over a more and more diverse population now sprawling on the newly opened subways.
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This refers to the awe and respect that a ruler and his state must command in order to maintain order and stability without having to resort to excessive coercion, and without which there is no basis for legitimate rule.
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The territory's prefect urged civilians to remain in their homes and shelters to allow emergency crews to clear the streets of fallen power cables and debris, and said the military would be deployed to help the police maintain order.
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Himes held fast to these relationships to maintain order amid the tumult of artistic labor and alcoholism, and he drew heavily on his experiences, especially his partnerships with white women, in his writing about the psychosexual dimensions of racism.
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Where it stands: A spokesman for China's Ministry of National Defense said this week that the military "could be called in if the police were unable to maintain order" in ongoing protests — China's most explicit warning since protests began last month.
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There's also the governessy "Patricia," popping in from time to time like Satan's parody of Julie Andrews, to maintain order, and the pathetic but mischievous "Hedwig," who says he's 9 years old and is apt to throw rules out the window.
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LIMA, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra on Sunday authorized the army to maintain order at a key mining port, a day before an expected new round of protests against Southern Copper Corp's $1.4-billion proposed Tia Maria mine.
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She's worried, too, because some of the paramilitaries she and other members testified against are set to be released from their own transitional justice process this year, and there's no longer an armed group in the region to maintain order.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's securities regulator aims to crack down resolutely on illegal margin financing activities and maintain order in capital markets following media reports that a margin lender in the southern province of Hainan had run away with investors' money.
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The series is set in a near-future version of Los Angeles which — along with the rest of the world — is under the rule of alien invaders who have coopted human "Collaborators" to help them maintain order and suppress rebellion.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The hardline leader appointed by President Vladimir Putin to maintain order in the turbulent Chechen region has created his own caliphate that may one day unleash an Islamic State-style jihad against Russia, according to opponents of the Kremlin.
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"It is a tool in the toolbelt to help us maintain order," said Chief Putney, who added that he had requested the curfew, in part, because of intelligence that suggested a "violent group" was traveling to Charlotte from South Carolina.
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Security was tight in the courtroom as the verdict came in, with at least half a dozen deputy marshals and other officers on hand to maintain order, protect the jurors and take custody of Stone if the judge ordered that.
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To help maintain order in the back seat and stave off midair meltdowns, do yourself and fellow passengers a favor: Throw out your usual screen time limits and let the children binge on movies and gaming apps for those travel hours.
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They've also often ended up in weird situations, while trying to maintain order on the streets, such as in a kissing confrontation with an illegal food stall owner, staring down a toddler, or even arresting a Ronald McDonald statue for hindering traffic.
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That is a more logical extension of the Speaker's responsibility to maintain order and decorum in the Chamber and one that is not likely to be deadlocked, as the bipartisan Ethics Committee likely would be in any partisan-engineered shutdown of floor business.
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The United States was also strategically shedding the undesirable parts of its power: the obligation to maintain order, to support colonial administrations, and, from the racist point of view of many white Americans, the colonial ties that facilitated migration to the United States.
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The French authorities' struggle to maintain order during the weekend protests raises questions not just over policing tactics but also over how Macron responds, as he prepares to bring in stricter rules for unemployment benefits and cut thousands of public sector jobs.
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"The authority to use force on citizens and to conduct surveillance of them — the powers that define policing and set it apart — may be necessary to maintain order, but those are the most awesome powers we grant any public servants," Friedman writes.
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Moving forward, mainstream parties and EU institutions should refocus on their core values: open and tolerant management of diversity, cooperation as the best way to manage political conflict, participation as the means to maintain order and the sovereignty the Brexiteers worried so much about.
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Calling it an "urgent national crisis," Trump said lawmakers had a "moral duty to create an immigration system that protects the lives and jobs of our citizens," as Democrats began to groan and Pelosi raised her hand to try to maintain order among her caucus.
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According to recent polls, the 38 percent of Russians who are aware of the existence of the film Chaika consider the corruption schemes and connections to criminal groups demonstrated in the documentary to be typical phenomena essential to helping modern Russian authorities maintain order.
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Novkov also wrote that even if Trump were able to serve two presidential terms, his supporters would "vociferously demand that he be permitted a third term" and added that "state violence will be necessary in response to maintain order" if his supporters' response turns violent.
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"The central bank affirms that it will follow up closely all the developments and will not hesitate to use all the tools and authority at its disposal to maintain order in the currency market and stability in price levels in the medium term," it said.
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After 1933, the Nazis turned the ADGB into a training school for the SS. THE HISTORY OF the Bauhaus is therefore also a history of its controversies, false starts and failures: Directors failed to maintain order, politics overran the school, women were consistently subordinated.
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"If we can, as peacekeepers, help to maintain order and peace and see stable development in that country then that is going to be, again, less poverty, less migration, less issues that affect us back at home," then-Prime Minister David Cameron told the BBC.
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Yang, asked under what conditions the People's Liberation Army (PLA) could intervene, referred, as other officials have done, to Hong Kong's mini constitution, known as the Basic Law, which states that the Hong Kong government can ask the PLA garrison in the city to help maintain order.
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Asked under what conditions the People's Liberation Army could intervene, Yang referred as other officials have done, to Hong Kong's mini constitution, known as the Basic Law, which states that the Hong Kong government can ask the PLA garrison in the city to help maintain order.
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"We have enough solutions and enough power within the limits of (the) Basic Law to quell any unrest swiftly," Liu said, referring to Hong Kong's mini-constitution, which states that the Hong Kong government can ask the Chinese garrison in the city to help maintain order.
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Democrats showed little patience for hearing out their criticisms, and Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the Judiciary Committee's chairman, made liberal use of his gavel as he tried to maintain order in the face of Republican efforts to interrupt the hearing with parliamentary tactics.
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In the past, when the NRA has felt that elected officials may move to restrict the supply of guns, it has sought to stoke fears that gun restrictions will leave law-abiding citizens at the mercy of criminals, while arguing that mass incarceration will maintain order.
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But there's something very wrong about a Wi-Fi enabled thermostat trying to access the personnel files down in HR. With new devices coming online every day, and devices continuously moving around our networks, IT staff are hard-pressed to maintain order, control and segmentation of the network.
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Following on the heels of a string of neoliberal, U.S.-backed presidents who struggled to maintain order without resorting to violence, his tenure has marked a new era of Bolivian politics—especially because he kicked out the U.S. embassy and refused all U.S. aid when he first entered office.
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" TRUMP LABELED 'RACIST' WHO SUPPORTS 'INTERNMENT CAMPS' IN LSAT PREP TEST She argued that even if Trump finishes a second term as president, "they will vociferously demand that he be permitted a third term," adding that if their response is violent, "state violence will be necessary in response to maintain order.
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The latest controversy over military intervention flared last week when a ruling party lawmaker disclosed a document showing the military planned to use troops to maintain order if rallies either opposing or supporting then-President Park Geun-hye grew violent after a Constitutional Court ruling on her impeachment over a corruption scandal.
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It is holy to all three monotheistic religions, and Jews believe it is the site of the temple that the Romans destroyed in 70 CE. But today the area is controlled by Islamic authorities, and Jews are prohibited from praying there; Israeli security officials support this arrangement, in part to maintain order.
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Khomeini himself sent a message to Carter from his home in exile, expressing his opinion that the Iranian military leaders would heed the orders of American military personnel more readily than they would his orders and asking the president to help him and his followers maintain order among the members of the military.
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"I have heard him talk at length, and passionately, about the challenges of governing China, and the need to maintain order in order to keep the country together," said Ryan L. Hass, a fellow at the Brookings Institution who served as the director for China at the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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This stems from the inherent tension between two core elements of America's identity as a nation: the idealistic vision of America as a beacon of freedom and democracy on the one hand, and the vision of America as the leading world power whose job and responsibility it is to maintain order and stability — not just politically, but also economically — around the world.
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It was their task to maintain order among the new arrivals (often completely unaware of the destiny awaiting them) who were to be sent into the gas chambers, to extract the corpses from the chambers, to pull gold teeth from jaws, to cut women's hair, to sort and classify clothes, shoes, and the content of the luggage, to transport the bodies to the crematoria and oversee the operation of the ovens, to extract and eliminate the ashes.
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