Sentence examples for general orders of from inspiring English sources

She said the selection had been made under the general orders of the "reinventing government" program, but that neither Mr. Gore nor anyone from his office had been involved in the choice of Elk Hills or its sale.

Models were therefore developed to describe general orders of soil productivity within the three land use types, namely for pasture/grassland, cropland, and forest.

By November 1961, confinement fees for midwifery services was reduced to about half of the charge stated in the General Orders of 1942.

Consistency seems to be the general order of the day.

Mr. Carlucci said, "My understanding is that what was provided" to Iraq "was general order of battle information, not operational intelligence".

The rebel command on the field is all but annihilated; there was, Sears tell us, no one left even to issue a general order of retreat.

To support the basic notion that single mothers are irresponsible and dangerous to the general order of things, people often refer vaguely to "studies".

Separate bedrooms give a couple freedom, peace and carte blanche over the general order of things, including layout and decoration (he can knock himself out with the mahogany as long as I don't have to see it).

God's knowledge does not extend to individual human acts but embraces the general order of things; it grasps the laws of universal determinism but is incapable of apprehending events resulting from human freedom.

In general order of increasing density, and thus hydraulic equivalence, some examples include tourmaline (0.2), amphibole (hornblende, 0.2), pyroxene (0.3), apatite (0.4), titanite (0.5), garnet (0.6), zircon (0.9), ilmenite (1.0), and magnetite (1.0).

This very general ordering of impossibilities, albeit intuitive, may not be fully satisfying.