Sentence examples for explained in order to from inspiring English sources

She explained: "In order to travel to the States without a visa on the visa waiver programme one has to obtain Esta (electronic system for travel authorisation) authorisation.

She explained: "In order to travel to the States without a visa on the visa waiver programme one has to obtain Esta authorisation [electronic system for travel authorisation].

"You have to get opinions from several amateurs," Mr. Kanefsky explained, "in order to have any chance of it being as reliable as that of one trained scientist".

The phrase was chosen, Adorno later explained, in order to avoid the usual term, "mass culture," since "mass culture" might suggest art that is actually popular, that arises from the people.

Ian Geddes, the head of retail at Deloitte, explained: "In order to maximise margins, retailers will require innovative marketing strategies and the supply-chain capability to meet consumer demand for faster and flexible delivery options".

A visual basic program (POCI) is proposed and explained in order to analyze oedometer test results.

The idea was to make people isolated, he explains, in order to manipulate them into being closer to the church.

NHS medical director Sir Bruce Keogh explains: "In order to take case mix into account so that we compare apples with apples and oranges with oranges, one of the simple things you need is the weight of a baby.

Hughes (2003) explains, "in order to judge whether or not a test has content validity, we need a specification of the skills or structures, etc. that it is meant to cover" (p. 26).

As Hoyle explains, in order to avoid "imprisonment, murder, dismemberment, or sexual slavery", Miranda must defeat not only her captor but also the man attempting to save her.

She explains, "In order to ride a horse, you have to trust that the horse won't do something ornery and try to hurt you; and the horse has to trust that you won't guide it somewhere dangerous.