Sentence examples for by direct order from inspiring English sources

However, on several occasions, accused beat prisoners by direct order of a higher ranked officer: he had no right to punish a prisoner unless ordered by a higher officer.

The judges on the panel found that the land had been awarded "by direct order" rather than through competitive bidding and at a drastically below-market prices, depriving the public coffers of millions of dollars.

I remember that this was by direct order of Hitler-which resulted in the conditions developing in camps in the theater of operations where prisoners were crowded together, could not be fed, and could not be adequately clothed or housed, so that epidemics and cannibalism resulted in these camps.

He does get to execute people by direct order through drone strikes, of course, as well as deport tens of thousands of others, some to death or worse; and make no mistake, this President has done so with relish and he wants you to know that.

The court-martial ordered for Fegelein was quashed by direct order of Himmler.

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The Arab spring was by no means a total failure, because it allowed these demonstrations to flourish into a democratic movement that aired the problems of the Arab world on the global stage, but its progress is now being stifled by those who solely believe in government by direct orders.

Solomon said the growth of Tower Records has been aided by direct ordering between individual stores and manufacturers without the common practice of central ordering, warehousing and distribution.

Militant Shiite leader, Muqtada al-Sadr is biding his time waiting for the right moment and is currently kept under control only by direct orders from spiritual leader Ayatollah Sistani.

Over the last eight months, we have seen attacks against our LGBTQ communities and the various intersections in which we exist increase by direct orders from the Trump administration or the indirect normalization of bigotry resulting from the Trump administration's rhetoric.

Called the trade-through rule, it has become a lightning rod of sorts for the exchange's critics who contend that it is an outdated provision that serves only to protect the monopoly of the specialists by directing order flow to the Big Board and away from its electronic competitors.