Sentence examples for The order exists from inspiring English sources

Congress could in theory pass a law making the contents of an E.O. invalid, but that presumes someone in Congress knows the order exists and what it says.

Furthermore, there is clear written evidence that the Order existed prior to March 1445: The original German statutes were dated immediately after the battle.

He added, "I'm more optimistic now that the restraining order exists".

This function is valid over the whole temperature range where the short range order exists.

The most rudimentary law and order exists only for those at the top, and everyone else resorts to graphic violence as the inevitable coda to all transactions.

The immersive projection intensifies the audience's experience, allowing visitors to witness something similar to the Big Bang Theory a spectacular theory of the universe's birth where order exists through chaos.

Further the boomerang arranges along defined directions which means that a long-range order exists in the areas shown in Figure 5c.

A pecking order exists among the four main subjects — three employees and one kibitzer from Mr. Smith's New Jersey comic-book shop — and at the bottom of it stands the stubborn and combative sales clerk Ming Chen.

We further show that a partial order exists for the LTEs.

A militia group contracted by the interior ministry said it was holding him on an arrest warrant, but the government denied any such order exists.

These values indicate that quasi-long-range order exists in the smectic layers whose structures can be defined as smectic B (SB).