keep order
keep somebody in order

She is often the only one who can keep order among the family.

Will the security forces be strong enough to keep order?

"Someone had to keep order through the war and after."

The police said they would return to the area tonight to keep order.

And the military still has its hands full keeping order.

No one seemed to be making any attempt to keep order.

Hard for me to know when they're keeping order on my land.

You see, you're right about every point except one: I can keep order.

Judges must be able to keep order in a court.

The more important they think I am, the easier it is to keep order.

I'm sure I can rely on you two to keep order.

I know how to keep order, of that you can be quite convinced.

Very hard for a man with a wig to keep order.

Keep order in there if you have to shoot to do it.

"OK, do your best to keep order until my guys get there."

"If we come up and help, can you keep order?"

The security agencies largely kept order, so the police did not have to.

I guess that's how the priests keep order around here.

Perhaps it served to keep order on some steel world.

It is the teacher's responsibility to keep order in the classroom.

Even with ten thousand troops trying to keep order, things can get out of hand.

For the moment we've been able to keep order on the Island, even have them growing their own crops.

We must keep order and all the regulations of our Parliament.

I want him to keep order here while I'm gone."

Several new nations sprang up to keep order in the changed world.