Sentence examples for cannot be order from inspiring English sources

The largest came when he addressed the issue of crime, proclaiming that "there cannot be order in a free society without progress, and there cannot be progress without order".

Family relationships cannot be ordered, they cannot be defined in court papers.

It cannot be ordered at any restaurant that uses a truffle shaver.

It is a manufacturer and as such cannot be ordered by the government to change the configuration of its equipment.

11 A registrant cannot be ordered to report for induction while his classification is being considered by the local board or by an appeal board.

Section 13 of the Coroners Act 1988 makes it clear that a new inquest cannot be ordered unless an application has first been made to the court by the attorney general.

When dealing with patients, however, they are in a special position; they cannot be ordered by a superior officer to give some treatment or take other action that they believe is wrong.

A free press cannot be ordered to play down the news -- and a manhunt for a serial murderer has always been news since Jack the Ripper -- but now this local murder spree is national news, and the time and space to cover it sustain a nationwide tension.

In math, we say the chess competition is "not transitive". That means that A > B and B > C does not necessarily imply that A > C. We can also say the objects (in this case, the teams) cannot be "ordered" under the operation of round-robin competition.

Some of the most tender, brilliant passages in The Signature of All Things come from Alma's well-meaning bafflement at the illogicality of other people's behaviour which cannot be ordered and understood like specimens under a microscope slide can be.

Since relationships cannot be ordered from above, the middle manager will have to earn his or her own way and will have to gain the confidence and respect of counterparts not by virtue of the uniform worn, but instead by the quality of daily activities.