Sentence examples for duty of ordering from inspiring English sources

The Keynes who wrote, "the duty of ordering the current volume of investment cannot safely be left in private hands".

In 1957, Horrocks had the unusual duty of ordering Vivien Leigh out of the House when she interrupted proceedings to plead that the St James's Theatre be saved from demolition.

Officers McKie and Nelson delegated the duty of maintaining order in the jail to chosen inmates, according to the indictment, and instructed them to exert authority over others by making them give up some of their commissary money and phone privileges.

Stevens states that Cumberledge assembled the ship's company in the early afternoon, read the Articles of War, lectured them on the seriousness of refusing duty, then ordered the stokers to go to their stations, which they did meekly.

The importance of cavalry in medieval warfare led to the marshalship being associated with a command position; this rank came to include the duties of keeping order at court and in camp and of deciding questions of chivalry.

the duty of Emancipation, in order to save the country".

He was awarded a Bar to his DFC on 27 June 1944, for "courage and devotion to duty of a high order" and "vigorous determination" in attacks on Berlin and other heavily-defended targets.

That accounts for the strained relationship between the central power and local elites: sometime during 303, an attempted military sedition in Seleucia Pieria and Antioch made Diocletian to extract a bloody retribution on both cities by putting to death a number of their council members for failing their duties of keeping order in their jurisdiction.

The lone controller on duty ordered the pilot of the Russian plane, a Tupolev Tu-154 operated by Bashkirian Airlines, to descend to avoid the cargo plane, a Boeing 757 operated by DHL Worldwide.

She sees it as her duty, an ordering of things in an unordered stream.

On February 8 , 1831 he was tried for gross neglect of duty and disobedience of orders for refusing to attend formations, classes, or church.