It then became the duty of the Civil Governor to preserve order, as far as he could, until the English occupation of the 14th.
In order to provide against an attack by the rebels, and also to preserve order in the town, Admiral Hewett, on the 6th, landed a party of bluejackets and Marines with Gatling guns.
The first great blunder in dealing with the strikers in Pittsburgh, was in the attempt to operate the road by the use of a military force, instead of using the troops to preserve order and to keep the peace.
The mayor was absent from the city, and the chief of police, Peter Cullen, was the only civil officer who did any thing to preserve order.
That night word came to us they were going to throw a train off the track above the iron company's store, and they wished us to be on hand and see that if that was done there would be a force there to preserve order.
Its task was merely to preserve order, protect the people and assist in bringing about an orderly administration of the government's affairs.
He issued a decree setting forth the duty of the soldiers to preserve order, protect property and defend themselves in all circumstances.
The papers published articles couched in general terms, warning all citizens to preserve order, and reminding them that the city's provisioning would be gravely disturbed by disorders.
The mutineers declared themselves satisfied, and promised to resume their duties, to obey orders and to preserve order in the city and board their ships.
He exhorted them to preserve order, and then went to Florence to urge the Tuscan Ministry to join their country to the Roman State.
Palffy, the Military Governor of Venice, appealed to Manin to preserve order; but Manin replied that he could only do so if a civic guard were granted, and if the soldiers were recalled to their barracks.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "preserve order" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
