Sentence examples for example orders from inspiring English sources

A client in Finland, for example, orders 180,000 balls every six months.

Still others — for example, orders under the Antiquities Act, setting aside federal land as national monuments — can be undone only by an act of Congress.

Deuteronomy 23:19, for example, orders: "Do not charge your brother interest, whether on money or food or anything else that may earn interest".

The initial motives for leaving the country of origin comprised political reasons related to war and ethnic repression, for example orders to serve in the army (28%, seven participants); political persecution (16%, four participants); ethnic discrimination (16%, four participants); and living in a war zone (40%, 10 participants).

France, for example, ordered 94 million doses for its 65 million people.

"The physicians can go back to practicing without constraints," he said, for example ordering more tests and procedures.

For example, order online from the Post Office today and you will get a rate of around 46.5 baht to the pound.

A doctor might, for example, order an unnecessary CT scan for a patient who had only a minor forehead bruise from a fall but a perfect neurologic exam.

The current Supreme Court justices, hand-picked stooges of Mr Musharraf, might, for example, order the army to intervene to save their hides.

Liberty warns that: "The secretary of state could for example order that those accessing websites that fit a particular criteria be cut off – for example, political or religious websites considered to be extreme.

In 1999, the Pentagon asked for authority to appoint a single military leader for the continental United States who could respond to a terrorist attack by, for example, ordering doctors and other emergency personnel to stricken areas.