Sentence examples for book of orders from inspiring English sources

Those orders are sent to the lead underwriters, who build a book of orders.

"In the first few months, they should accumulate a good book of orders".

Mr. Maier said he was interviewed in late April by an S.E.C. investigator who showed him what appeared to be Goldman's book of orders for shares of a company that Goldman took public in June 2000.

During the church trial, Bibles were thumbed, the Presbyterian Book of Order was often consulted — and interpretations clashed.

The Book of Order of the PCUSA explains the process and the requirements for ordination, which include receiving an M.Div.

Scott Clark, who led Ms. Spahr's defense, each day placed a small metal cross on top of a Bible on top of the Book of Order before him.

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). is governed by a constitution comprising two volumes: the Book of Confessions, which is concerned with matters of doctrine, and the Book of Order, which is concerned with matters of church organization, membership, and government.

The prosecutor, JoAn Blackstone, a former lawyer with a white braid encircling her head, argued that Ms. Spahr had defied the Book of Order, which defines marriage as "a civil contract between a woman and a man".

The proposal to remove the ban from the church's Book of Order, or constitution, was approved, 317 to 208, by the General Assembly of the church, the nation's sixth-largest Protestant denomination.

The court said the only way now to ban holy union ceremonies was to change the church's Book of Order, or constitution, which currently prohibits same-sex marriages but says nothing about holy unions.

The proposal would have changed the church's Book of Order to define marriage as between "two people".