Sentence examples for even if orders from inspiring English sources

For now, a company with 48 workers hesitates to go to 50, even if orders are expanding.

Even if orders come in at the bottom of the forecast range, Mr. Forgeard said, Airbus will deliver 300 new aircraft in 2002 that were ordered in earlier years.

Marshall's appeal made the case that no direct order was given to all 50 of the defendants to load munitions and that even if orders had been given to certain individuals, disobeying the orders could not constitute mutiny.

Some are so terrified that a barrister claimed they would not take the witness stand even if ordered by the judge.

As the campaign ban came into force at midnight, many of the Madrid protesters stuck tape across their mouths to signal that they would continue the demonstration, even if ordered to be silent.

Most prominently, data on Apple's iPhones are now encrypted, with the owner holding the key, so that the firm will no longer be able to unlock the devices even if ordered to do so by a court.

UBS and the Swiss government have said they will not disclose client names, even if ordered by a judge, because doing so would violate Swiss laws governing financial secrecy and subject UBS executives to prosecution in Switzerland.

But even if order were to be restored to Yemen, Saudi security officials would still need to be vigilant: the war in Syria is giving impetus to al-Qaeda groups there, and energizing jihadists in Iraq.

Even if ordered to shoot, low morale would have likely prevented security forces from opening fire.

Still, states may face other obstacles in implementing their executive orders, even if the orders are taken to court and survive.

While they were in the workplace, they agreed to follow orders, even if those orders were demeaning, stupid or just plain wrong, i.e. slavery.