Meanings of re-establish order in English

The military has defended its actions as necessary to re-establish order.

If we send the police in to re-establish order they don't come out again.

This was the insoluble problem of every attempt to re-establish order in the Russian dominions.

These are the measures the government has adopted to re-establish order and relieve your condition.

I want at least four thousand general troops to re-establish order in Durringham and the immediate counties.

And it might be, after all, Marat would re-establish order, the finances, the prosperity of the country.

At no point did the officers responsible for the executions argue that capital punishments were needed to re-establish order.

It is both mistaken and morally repugnant to argue that the deaths were necessary to " re-establish order" and guarantee future growth.

This was an excuse for Ursus to make out-of-door harangues to the populace, and for his friend Tom-Jim-Jack to use his fists to re-establish order.

Prim had re-established order, he wrote.

The king, instead of re-establishing order at Naples by his presence, speedily returned to Palermo, to indulge in his favourite amusements.

With great dignity, Jacobs led the team off the platform -and back on to it 10 minutes later when the police had re-establishedorder.

Violent and even fatal dissensions, however, distracted this incongruous community, till the government of Massachusetts assumed the sway over it, and re-established order and prosperity.

Into the midst of this chaos, Lady Ogram brings a directing mind, a beneficent spirit of initiative, and the means, the power, of re-establishing order.