Sentence examples for behind order from inspiring English sources

In part it is this rapid transition from purring routine to panicked disarray, the same on the Titanic a century ago as in the Twin Towers a decade ago, with similar countdowns from impact to implosion leaving an hour or two for agonized reflection, and the way this reminds us of the maelstrom always lurking behind order.

"The withdrawal operation will take away all the slogans that some countries hide behind in order to interfere in the internal affairs of Iraq," Mr. Maliki said.

The lifeblood of the party, they had to be partially left behind in order to gain power.

In a televised news conference, the spokesman waved a warrant for Mr. Hashimi's arrest in front of the cameras and played videotaped confessions of Mr. Hashimi's body guards saying he was behind orders they received to kill government officials.

With his own conduct in mind, Foucault argued that those who oppose the police must 'not allow them the hypocrisy of masking physical force behind orders which have to be obeyed immediately' (Foucault cited in ibid.: 350).

"can discharge the patient early" "it would decide in keeping or discharging the patient" Respondents qualified their answers with clarifying comments for just under half (48%) of the scenario questions in favor of the decision to order an AChE test, with 48% (see Additional file 5: Figure S3), providing some insight into the thinking behind ordering and not ordering an AChE test.

After falling behind on orders for its Pentium 4 chips, Intel said it was finally able to fulfill all orders and even stockpile some of the new chips.

But three gunmen, hoping to confuse search parties, stayed behind and ordered the two French pilots to lift off again.

But they fell behind on the order as building costs spiralled.

The assistant, whom Mr. Carle declined to identify, refused to say who was behind the order.

(Kaitlyn, who was seventeen, stayed behind in order to graduate from high school on schedule).