Sentence examples for Per individual order from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the maximum of five sets per individual order was cut to four in order to attain a wider distribution among collectors.

The pharmacy sale to the wards per individual order of antibiotics varied little for the various parenteral formulations (median 5 - 10 DDDs) as distinct from oral formulations (ciprofloxacin tablets) for which both larger bulks and a wider range of order size (5 - 50 DDDs, median 20) were registered.

$1 is paid to our Henderson, Nevada, warehouse for packing each individual order (likely a set of BLUELACES plus whatever additional goodies we decide to throw in the pouch)." We must get 100 emails a month pitching a new made-in-the-U.S. product, project, Web clearinghouse or the like – and even more that tout the latest in crowd-funded fashion.

Frank Miller views the character as "a dionysian figure, a force for anarchy that imposes an individual order".

Under Obama's plan, the government could obtain telephone records only if it got individual orders for individual numbers from the foreign intelligence surveillance court, also known as the Fisa court.

President Ashraf Ghani, describing the beheadings as "heartless killing of innocent individuals," ordered his security officials to pursue the attackers.

We scooped and speared from one another's heaping platters, except for the guacamole, because Jones ordered individual tubs of it.

Last week, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry Williams ordered individual trials for the officers charged in Gray's death.

Additionally, 40 individual insects (class Insecta, order Psocoptera) were identified; they included two barklice species (family Liposcelididae) of the same genus (Table 1).

Miller's comments seemed to suggest the "bitter" talk was coming from the CIA, which has concluded privately that Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee and individuals close to Hillary Clinton in order to release documents tilting the electorate toward Trump.

UPDATE: Feb. 1 ― Fox 2 Detroit reported Wednesday that a local Detroit man had lied in a interview in which he alleged his ailing mother had died in Iraq because of President Donald Trump's executive order targeting individuals traveling from seven Muslim-majority countries.