Sentence examples for for direct orders from inspiring English sources

Nine out of ten OC retailers surveyed use one single DC for direct orders.

Therefore, the prevalent type of DCs for direct orders of OC retailers is one centralized location for one market.

They also began a more controversial practice, which the new exchange later adopted: paying for order flow, in which specialists at exchanges pay money to brokerage firms in return for directing orders to those exchanges.

The study was ordered after the introduction of competition in the options markets -- where options on any given stock historically traded on only one exchange -- led to a proliferation of payments for order flow, in which specialists at exchanges paid money to brokerage firms in exchange for directing orders to those exchanges.

Since 1989, he received 27 disciplinary reports, including 15 for refusing direct orders and others for creating disturbances and using drugs.

There is little respect for their direct orders.

US embassy cables released by Wikileaks said that in 2008 Koroma's minister for transport, Ibrahim Kemoh Sesay, was questioned by the police for cocaine trafficking and then released and that the president had given direct orders for him not to be arrested, despite public statements that those with political connections accused of drug trafficking would not be given protection.

As he has phrased it, "power has many different hands in Russia": the Kremlin doesn't have to issue direct orders for its many allies, religious, nationalistic and otherwise, to act in what they believe, rightly or not, to be its behalf.

"The Central Intelligence Agency withheld information about a secret counterterrorism program from Congress for eight years on direct orders from former Vice President Dick Cheney".

As for Carrie, who repeatedly defied direct orders only to be proven right time and time again, Harewood thinks Estes was right to be wary of her.

As far as he could see, the prisoners he was guarding, most of 18 or 19 who had gone A.W.O.L for prolonged periods, or had disobeyed direct orders, remained not only unrepentant but eager to commit the same offences again the first chance they got.