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The political situation and public order are constantly followed by the secret service.

"The point of having the town is to have public order."

"In certain cases, they took the power of public order on themselves," he added.

The Court saw this as ensuring public order and growth.

"But the government has the armed forces taking control and making sure there's public order."

The film was banned "in the name of public order."

In 1792, troops had to be sent to maintain public order.

The authorities said they did so to maintain "public order."

So I don't see that it would hurt them, or be bad for public order, to let him go.

The reason given was the need to maintain public order.

Fourth, we will guard the preservation of public peace like our lives.

What is more, in the short term, the public peace may indeed be best served by allowing the madness of Friday to burn itself out.

So long as no one alters the public peace, we will maintain our calm.

The trauma of Sept. 11, 2001, finally brought about a public peace.

Privateers carried on private wars during times of public peace.

"Two weeks ago the public peace had the honor to be disturbed by you."

"No further disruptions of the public peace will be tolerated, "he stated.

The freedom of the press has its limits in respect to private life, morality, and public peace.

And I'm wanted, or will be, for offenses against the public peace and dignity.

Rumour had it that this was carried out by national security forces 'in the interests of public peace and harmony'.