Sentence examples for exceeding orders from inspiring English sources
Although never charged with wrongdoing, Prabowo was found guilty of "exceeding orders" by a military ethics committee and dismissed by the army.
Although never charged with wrongdoing, he was found guilty of "exceeding orders" by a military commission and dismissed from the army.
He exceeded orders and sustained heavy losses, again garnering a mixture of praise for his military ability and criticism of his headstrong leadership.
His men — more than half of whom would die in the fighting — admiringly dubbed him "Wild Bill" for his courage under fire, a nom de guerre that one of his commanders, Douglas MacArthur, echoed, though as a less-than-complimentary reference to his tendency to exceed orders.
Specialists made a profit by buying at lower prices when sell orders exceeded buy orders and selling at higher prices when an excess of buy orders pushed prices up.
Fidelity, the big investment house, said call volume was high but below what was expected, that buy orders exceeded sell orders, and that "people were very measured".
Bismarck ordered a court-martial for Werner on the charge of exceeding his orders.
In the 1956 war against Egypt, Sharon was once again accused by his superiors of exceeding his orders — by provoking an Egyptian attack at the Mitla Pass when his orders were to avoid contact.
The gang were exceeding their orders.
Mr. Nixon nonetheless publicly charged General Lavelle with exceeding his orders.
In the case of plasma, the dynamic range is exceeding 10 orders of magnitude [53].
