These distinctions are crucial in distinguishing Lashley's temporally ordered sequences, where order matters, from static hierarchy, in which order is typically irrelevant.
On May 21st, the chief justice, Sir Salamo Injia, joined two other judges in upholding the Supreme Court's verdict from December, which ordered the restoration of Mr O'Neill's predecessor as prime minister, Sir Michael Somare.
Rembrandt departed from convention, which ordered that such genre pieces should be stately and formal, rather a line-up than an action scene.
The successful campaign in 1410 against the Teutonic Order, however, permanently removed the threat from that quarter; on July 15 , 1410 a Polish-Lithuanian army inflicted a crushing defeat on the Teutonic Order at Tannenberg (Grünwald), from which the order never recovered.
He was referring to action from the United Nations Security Council, which ordered a third set of sanctions against Iran in March.
Holding EPA's feet to the fire is a consent decree [pdf] stemming from the lawsuit, which orders binding action.
All early Comets were withdrawn from service for accident inquiries, during which orders from British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines, Japan Air Lines, Linea Aeropostal Venezolana, National Airlines, Pan American World Airways, and Panair do Brasil were cancelled.
It has a discerning clientele from all over the country, which orders plants from its eclectic catalog, a tour de force with offerings that vary from hardy agapanthus (African lilies) to sea buckthorn from Northern Europe and Russia.
Government inaction allowed gang members to secure control of several prisons and turn them into operational headquarters from which they ordered — and continue to order — homicides and extortion.
"We manage a catalog of approved books from which schools order online.
