Sentence examples for genuine orders from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerviel made no money personally, but apparently hid the trades by making fake orders to balance each of the genuine orders he placed.

"In fact the 'order' was a fake and bore numerous features which any genuine orders issued by the Saudi Minister of the Interior would not bear," said Mr Earle.

England has one genuine medieval order of chivalry, the Garter, founded by Edward III in 1348, and a few later ones: the Order of the Bath (1725), the Order of St Michael and St George (1818), the Royal Victorian Order (1896) and the Order of the British Empire (1917).

It was confirmed that the reaction is kinetically of genuine first-order.

No wonder Indigenous critics have said it turns First Nations into "ethnic municipalities": it is nothing like a genuine third-order of government.

In this paper we design high order finite difference WENO schemes to this system with such exact conservation property (C-property) and at the same time maintaining genuine high order accuracy.

In this paper, we design high order well-balanced finite volume WENO schemes, which can preserve not only the isothermal equilibrium but also the polytropic hydrostatic balance state exactly, and maintain genuine high order accuracy for general solutions.

Or there's Ed Cowan, master of the gritty, run-every-10-balls knock that finishes in the mid-20s, a strokeplayer so torpid he's more like a specialist nightwatchman than a genuine top order batsman.

Despite being relegated to the background, the plebiscite in Egypt establishing the basis for genuine democratic order; the stalled attempt to usher in a constitutional rule in Bahrain; and the ongoing turmoil in Yemen remain the more critical regional developments.

It goes beyond k-clique descriptions because it allows to distinguish between sums of pairwise interactions, and genuine higher-order ones.

She is bamboozling us into thinking climate change is genuine in order for her much more elaborate plan to work: She wants to make us believe that she looks younger and prettier than she is in reality.