Sentence examples for document ordering from inspiring English sources

A second government document ordering civil servants to report for duty lists 10 employees from an AIDS office.

There was no single document ordering systematic annihilation, but at each critical juncture along the road to mass murder, the author finds Hitler nodding approval, encouraging initiative and, at times, pushing out ahead of his genocidal lieutenants.

A document ordering Mr. Megahed to appear in immigration court said he was being deported based on the circumstances that resulted in the federal charges, said his lawyer, Adam Allen.

A judge in Moldova, a small Eastern European country whose legal system is not considered as robust as those in Western Europe, would rule in favour of the claimant company, which would then receive the cash from the other front firm - with an all-important signed court document ordering the debt to be paid.

They both began in June, 2013, when the Guardian, as part of a series based on files leaked to it by Edward Snowden, published a secret National Security Agency document ordering Verizon Business Services to hand over call records for all its customers.

Based on retrospective measurements or estimates of future performance when using thesaurus terms in document ordering, decisions are made so as to maximize performance.

Mr. Ashburn, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Rodney led the gang, according to court documents, ordering killings at the mere presence of a rival in what they considered their territory.

In our search through the files, we made several interesting matches between individual stories collected in Kurdistan and documents ordering, describing, or providing the post-mortem of the same events, recorded from the regime's perspective.

His anger was raised by a Novaya Gazeta publication which referred to declassified secret documents ordering the execution of Soviet citizens and which are said to bear Stalin's personal signature.

Top secret documents ordering the Katyn massacre, signed by Stalin himself, were released to Polish authorities in Oct. 1992 when Russian President Boris Yeltsin handed a copy to the President of Poland, Lech Walesa.

Court documents ordered released by a judge in Oakland, California, have revealed rare insights into how local police and the FBI use a sophisticated surveillance device known as Stingray.