For now, Kannegiesser seems to be holding up well, partly because of orders from outside Europe.
Because of orders "from superiors" to talk to foreign media, he had been prepared to travel by taxi for several hours from his village.
Now a light is finally being shined on the Boy Scouts' failure — not because the institution had a change of heart, but because of orders from judges.
Germany recovered more quickly than the rest of Europe from a sharp economic downturn in 2009 because of orders from China.
In the Emert Case, therefore, there was no movement of goods in interstate commerce because of orders taken for their sale, but the specific articles carried about by the peddler, and none other, were sold and delivered by him.
The Cole's security guards, for instance, were prohibited from firing warning shots to approaching boats because of orders issued not by the ship's captain, but from the Navy's Fifth Fleet, with headquarters in Bahrain.
Pope Francis and Ban Ki-moon were among the people to donate 10,000 pairs of shoes to an installation in Paris to represent people who could not march because of orders imposed by authorities after the 13 November attacks.
The study estimates that investors lost an average of four-tenths of a cent on each of the 1.37 trillion shares traded last year because of orders being sent to exchanges that were not offering the best final price.
The company also agreed to plead guilty to one count of obstruction of justice, because of orders from a high-level United States-based executive to destroy evidence, the Justice Department said.
A member with dependents who is assigned to quarters of the United States or a housing facility under the jurisdiction of a uniformed service may be paid the basic allowance for housing if, because of orders of competent authority, the dependents are prevented from occupying those quarters.
