Sentence examples for an order was given from inspiring English sources

In February 2012 an order was given to "disappear" Gorbuntsov.

He said an order was given for the group to take a "defensive position" and not to engage Malaysian troops.

The group's leader, Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs, then allegedly threw a grenade at the man while an order was given for him to be shot.

The first six weeks of Fifth Brigade's attacks were massive in their intensity but, as the documents show, an order was given for them to be curtailed after news had leaked to the outside world.

She said that at the time, different steering systems were used for steam ships and sailing ships and her grandfather maintained this caused confusion when an order was given to turn the ship to starboard.

My sense is that the Khashoggi affair was probably a continuation of an existing policy to kidnap dissidents and bring them back and then imprison them, and either that was what was asked, and something went wrong and he was killed, or an order was given to kill him.

Nuclear-armed missiles are still ready to launch in both the United States and Russia within minutes after an order is given.

Evidence to the Hutton inquiry last year revealed that the weapons claimed to be capable of operation within 45 minutes of an order being given were in fact battlefield chemical weapons.

If an order is given to assassinate multiple targets at the same time, the instructions for each target will be different in order to mislead investigators, news media and the public that it is a random act of violence".

The Pentagon, seeking a faster way to thwart threats from hostile states or terrorist groups, is asking Congress for $500 million to create a new force of conventionally armed, long-range missiles capable of striking anywhere in the world within an hour after an order is given, a senior defense official said yesterday.

Referencing policy directives like the repealing of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", participants posited, "In the military, once an order is given, it has to be obeyed" [D1].