Sentence examples for early order of from inspiring English sources

Congress should make its passage an early order of business.

This should be an early order of business for the new Congress.

An early order of business in each Democratic precinct caucus in Iowa is a count of the candidate preferences of the attendees.

John McCain and Barack Obama have both pledged that, if elected president, fixing the campaign finance system will be an early order of business.

As an early order of business Le Poisson Rouge must decide whether presenting classical music in a club necessarily involves compromises, and how those might be made without doing violence to the music.

NBC did not announce further plans for "The Munsters" but the early order of a pilot means it could be ready to play as a summer series or be put on the schedule next fall.

Amazon is offering discounts on early orders of Rod Blagojevich's tell-all, "The Governor".

Apple said that demand for the iPhone 5 exceeded expectations, and many early orders of the smartphone have been scheduled for October.

One of his early orders of business will be to decide whether to retain Coach Hans Backe, who was hired by Soler and is in the final year of his three-year contract.

Our findings suggest that primary care doctors involved in case identification should have sustained support and training for – (i) Awareness of typical and atypical presentations of TB (ii) Early ordering of TB specific tests [ 21] (iii) Prompt referral of suspected TB case to higher centers.

The Doric may be considered the earlier order of the two only in its developed form.