Sentence examples for as general orders from inspiring English sources

Known as General Orders No. 11, the document blamed Jews for the widespread smuggling and cotton speculation that affected the area under Grant's command.

There are good reasons that the document known as General Orders No. 11 has remained only a footnote to Civil War history.

The order, known as General Orders No. 11, expelled Jews from the territory under Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's command — which stretched from Northern Mississippi to Cairo, Illinois and from the Mississippi River to the Tennessee River.

The resulting work, issued as "General Orders No. 100: Instructions for the Government of Armies of the United States in the Field," addressed such questions as how to distinguish among enemy combatants and the treatment of civilians.

And as General Orders, No. 56, was a part of the law of the land, which we judicially notice without averment or proof (Gratiot v. United States, 4 How. 80, 117, 11 L. Ed. 884; Jenkins v. Collard, 145 U. S. 547, 560, 12 Sup. Ct. 868, 36 L. Ed. 812; Caha v. United States, 152 U. S. 211, 221, 14 Sup.

Drafted by Columbia Professor Francis Lieber and signed by President Lincoln in 1863 as General Order No. 100, the Lieber Code regulated the conduct of U.S. soldiers during wartime.

The current issue examines the first written code of the laws of war, promulgated by Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War as General Order 100 and drawn up to handle raiding Confederate marauders.

Adopted as General Order 100 by the Union Army in 1863, the Lieber Code forbade the killing of prisoners, prohibited torture and insisted upon the ethical and humane treatment of civilians.

Existing motion parameter estimation techniques (e.g., [13 15]) are based on time-frequency analysis of Doppler signatures of received signals, which are commonly modeled as general-order polynomials [16].

In 2009, Verheyden-Hilliard had to sue the police department just to get it to disclose its own rules -- known as the general orders -- for how its officers are supposed to interact with citizens.

They wrote that the involuntary detention of a suspect using handcuffs prior to an arrest — known commonly as a "stop and frisk" — is legal according to decisions by the Supreme Court and Maryland appeals courts, as well as the Baltimore Police Department's general orders.