Sentence examples for be put in order from inspiring English sources

Each question requires that four things be put in order.

But polls show that people know the public finances must be put in order.

His own house -- Fatah -- must be put in order by ending the terror of the Al Aksa brigade.

"It is not with an injection of capital from France that the debt will be put in order," said the executive, Gerard Creuzet.

Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, former head of the Catholic church in England and Wales, said he believed the pope's "own house has to be put in order".

The countries we now call "developing" have dealt with this for many years – as often as the international financial institutions have decided that their economic houses need to be put in order.

As for "Mastering the Art," even discount stores that have never stocked the book, like Sam's Club, are putting in orders.

Visiting teams noticed, and by 1971 colleges across the country were putting in orders for the "Matside" scoreboard.

They are now being put in order for this year's election.

Little wonder that Mr. Todd, who insists that everything has now been put in order, hopes to put the matter to rest.

The economy of the kingdom, however, developed, and its finances were put in order by the able though heavy-handed Prince Ksawery Drucki-Lubecki.