Sentence examples for an unprecedented order from inspiring English sources

As the report notes: "This was an unprecedented order.

On Friday, city officials issued what they called an unprecedented order for the evacuation of about 370,000 residents of low-lying areas, warning that Hurricane Irene was such a threat that people living there simply had to get out.

LOS ANGELES — Facing an unprecedented order from the Supreme Court to decrease its inmate population by 11,000 over the next three months and by 34,000 over the next two years, California prisons last week began to shift inmates to county jails and probation officers, starting what many believe will be a fundamental and far-reaching change in the nation's largest corrections system.

Suddenly the (well-known) flaws of the App Store have been exposed to the world in an unprecedented order of magnitude, reminding us how broken it is and how little has been done to fix it.

And not only did it issue the injunction, it initially issued it in secret accompanied by an unprecedented order barring Google from even mentioning its existence.

The levels of PM during the dust storm were of an unprecedented order of magnitude higher than those experienced during previous years.

Maura J. Wogan, an attorney for Mr. Berlinger, vigorously disputed those determinations, telling a three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals that Judge Kaplan had issued "a broad and unprecedented order" that would result in a chilling effect on her client and on other journalists if upheld.

In a move that received surprisingly little attention, Barack Obama signed an unprecedented executive order in July declaring the infiltration of financial and commercial markets by transnational criminal groups to be a national emergency.

The vote came just two weeks after Gov. Jerry Brown issued an unprecedented executive order calling for a statewide 25% reduction in urban water use.

When the Cold War ended in 1989, an unprecedented world order was established with United States as the global leader, or hegemon.

Ewing's unprecedented order drew upon the federal government's crackdown on guerrilla warfare during the war.