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Definition of new order in English: new ordernoun 1A new system, regime, or government. Example sentencesExamples - At the end of all the great wars of the past, the new order has been framed by a post-war peace settlement.
- It is these influences that give rise to the transformation of international relations from the old order to the new order.
- How will the MNF respond to insurgent provocations under the new order?
- A new order, the earliest form of capitalism, was being born.
- They persuaded socialists that the new order would build itself, or through the actions of parliamentarians, while they slept.
- Today it seems that we stand on the verge of a whole new order, in which the division of mankind is no longer.
- No longer supported but condemned for gross violations of human rights, these dictatorial regimes had to succumb and give way to a new order.
- Such a policy led to increasing polarization of the society causing the subjugated ethnic communities to despise the new order.
- Which only goes to show the new order, as Indian gaming becomes more of a political force.
- Hals painted, with great vigour and freshness, a wide variety of representative social types of the new order.
- But it was not just Labour that recognised the need for a new order.
- There was no possible denying their right and power to the vote and to make South African blacks the overwhelming majority in the new order.
- The marketization of human life and labor which the new order brought was thus hard to accept.
- That kind of world is the very antithesis of the so-called new order of tyranny which the dictators seek to create with the crash of a bomb.
- The new order recognizes that the old international system has lost both salience and legitimacy.
- They were not temporarily overlooked in the constitution of the new order, but were deliberately deprived of citizenship.
- Many of these issues reflect a deep sense that peasants were second-class citizens in the new order.
- It's a trial of a whole order and he will question the legitimacy of the new order that is attempting to judge him.
- So much for nostalgia for the ancien regime: the greater problem is that the new order does not break enough with the old.
- But if honours are to continue, could the new order not mean a new order - of Scotland perhaps, or of St Andrew?
- 1.1 Hitler's planned reorganization of Europe under Nazi rule.
Example sentencesExamples - Nazis hoped to create a new order in world affairs as well as the new order at home.
- It was over this vast empire that Hitler intended to superimpose a New Order.
- Italy entered the war on 10 June 1940: its place in the New Order was never secure.
Definition of new order in US English: new ordernoun 1A new system, regime, or government. Example sentencesExamples - They were not temporarily overlooked in the constitution of the new order, but were deliberately deprived of citizenship.
- No longer supported but condemned for gross violations of human rights, these dictatorial regimes had to succumb and give way to a new order.
- The marketization of human life and labor which the new order brought was thus hard to accept.
- There was no possible denying their right and power to the vote and to make South African blacks the overwhelming majority in the new order.
- It's a trial of a whole order and he will question the legitimacy of the new order that is attempting to judge him.
- Many of these issues reflect a deep sense that peasants were second-class citizens in the new order.
- So much for nostalgia for the ancien regime: the greater problem is that the new order does not break enough with the old.
- It is these influences that give rise to the transformation of international relations from the old order to the new order.
- Which only goes to show the new order, as Indian gaming becomes more of a political force.
- That kind of world is the very antithesis of the so-called new order of tyranny which the dictators seek to create with the crash of a bomb.
- Hals painted, with great vigour and freshness, a wide variety of representative social types of the new order.
- But if honours are to continue, could the new order not mean a new order - of Scotland perhaps, or of St Andrew?
- They persuaded socialists that the new order would build itself, or through the actions of parliamentarians, while they slept.
- The new order recognizes that the old international system has lost both salience and legitimacy.
- At the end of all the great wars of the past, the new order has been framed by a post-war peace settlement.
- Today it seems that we stand on the verge of a whole new order, in which the division of mankind is no longer.
- How will the MNF respond to insurgent provocations under the new order?
- Such a policy led to increasing polarization of the society causing the subjugated ethnic communities to despise the new order.
- A new order, the earliest form of capitalism, was being born.
- But it was not just Labour that recognised the need for a new order.
- 1.1 Hitler's planned reorganization of Europe under Nazi rule.
Example sentencesExamples - Nazis hoped to create a new order in world affairs as well as the new order at home.
- It was over this vast empire that Hitler intended to superimpose a New Order.
- Italy entered the war on 10 June 1940: its place in the New Order was never secure.
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