Sentence examples for alien orders from inspiring English sources

For closer encounters, there's the kinetic strike module, which gives you a kind of rocket-powered super punch – overkill against lower alien orders but crucial in melee situations with the aliens' own MEC troopers.

An alien ordered deported also has less incentive to cooperate or to facilitate expeditious removal when he has been released, even on a supervised basis, than does an alien held at an Immigration and Naturalization Service detention facility.

LONDON — NOT so long ago there was a beer commercial on British TV in which two pointy-headed aliens order a pint in a rural pub.

No matter what manipulations we contrive — excluding or accepting aliens, ordering or imitating nature — there's no going back to Eden.

The provision authorizing detention does not apply narrowly to "a small segment of particularly dangerous individuals," say suspected terrorists, but broadly to aliens ordered removed for many and various reasons, including tourist visa violations.

The entrance to Hell bore the claim that the place was founded by " primal love," but here we have a suggestion that love is alien to order.

Can there be community and purpose if you encourage things deep in human nature yet supposedly alien to order and togetherness?

Plot holes filled: Snoke seemed to come out of nowhere, so he certainly needs more backstory; the massive lightsaber-shaped gash in the huge alien First Order head honcho's bonce.

Controlled immigration and emigration are generally negligible; contemporary examples, however, include the employment of mine workers in South Africa, the forced emigration of Asians from East Africa, and the expulsion of people from neighbouring western African states caused by such actions as the enforcement of the Alien Compliance Order of 1969 in Ghana.

Under the Alien Restriction Order, all Germans over the age of 45 were to be expelled.

This paper adopts a phenomenological-pedagogical understanding of learning, based on an understanding of learning as experienceand perceives "creating" (erfinden) as a phenomenon of learning between reproductivity and productivity, between the self and the alien, between order and chaos where they form polarities which allow a scale of intermediate possibilities.