The phrase "assassination was ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events where a killing has been sanctioned or planned by an individual or group.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the assassination was ordered by a rival faction seeking power."
Alternatives: "the killing was commissioned" or "the murder was sanctioned".
The daily said information provided by Mr. Chavez led authorities to conclude that the assassination was ordered by Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha, a major drug trafficker who died in a shootout with the police last December.
As the second grenade exploded, Mr Rainsy crawled away, saving himself from the third and fourth.In this section Nawaz the bold A state of confusion Demo of death Perfidious Marianne Cleansing job China's new tipple ReprintsMr Rainsy claimed that his assassination was ordered by Cambodia's second prime minister, Hun Sen, and his Cambodian People's Party.
Officially, three teenaged members of the Oriental Lazy Boyz gang were convicted of Ngor's murder, but many in Cambodia believe his assassination was ordered by Pol Pot, who led the Khmer Rouge.
Following the attempted assassination, he was ordered to not get himself involved in any further such attempts, as it was considered too risky for him.
It's still not completely clear this was an assassination, or that it was ordered by the North Korean leadership.
The assassination of investigative journalist Veronica Guerin was ordered by an Irish drugs baron, who from abroad directed members of his gang to execute her, a Dublin court heard yesterday.
The massacre at Lidice in 1942 was ordered by Hitler following the assassination of one of his generals.
"We were clear that the assassination had been ordered from the top … and what was clear was that further assassinations on British soil were possible," he writes.
His assassination had been ordered by Czechoslovakia's London-based government-in-exile in response to the Nazis' brutal suppression of the country's internal resistance movement.
When the international tribunal was established some five years ago, many observers suspected that the assassinations might have been ordered by Damascus or had been carried out by "rogue elements" in the Syrian security services.
Sadr's father died with two of his sons in 1999, in an assassination believed to have been ordered by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
