Sentence examples for had indeed ordered from inspiring English sources

Through Congressional hearings and the release of classified documents, it later came out that President Richard M. Nixon and his top intelligence aides had indeed ordered spies, in a top-secret plan called Track Two, to cultivate relationships with military officers who opposed the governing socialists.

Yesterday, federal prosecutors in Manhattan provided an unexpected explanation for the unsolved, and, to many, long-forgotten crime: they alleged that Mr. Gotti, now deceased, had indeed ordered his son John A. Gotti, known as Junior, to organize the hit on Mr. Sliwa.

Then, in 2009, during a UN-led Khmer Rouge tribunal, Kang Kek Leu (or "Comrade Duch") testified that Pol Pot had indeed ordered Dr. Ngor's assassination, adding to the conspiracy theories.

In 1989 Soviet scholars revealed that Joseph Stalin had indeed ordered the massacre, and in 1990 Mikhail Gorbachev admitted that the NKVD had executed the Poles and confirmed two other burial sites similar to the site at Katyn: Mednoye and Piatykhatky.

Will McCants, the author of ISIS Apocalypse, pointed out that if the attack had indeed been ordered by IS, it would mark a significant shift in the group's strategy. .

Mrs. Arroyo then announced that a mutiny had indeed been plotted and ordered the arrest of 10 junior officers of the armed forces for allegedly abandoning their posts, taking with them their firearms.

But at 2.16am, Rice filed an application to a Carroll County court for criminal charges against McAleer, alleging he had indeed violated the order and the arrangement placed Rice's 15-year-old son in danger.

Chilton, not surprisingly, averred that the orders had indeed been delivered.

Instead, he simply indicated that he had indeed signed an executive order when he took office that relinquishes power to Mr. Shaw, the deputy mayor for operations, any time Mr. Bloomberg leaves the city.

But on May 11th he revealed that the JLP had indeed hired the lawyers, in order to lobby the Obama administration to drop the extradition.

Moreover, if the envelope had indeed been sealed, it is unlikely Chilton would have wrapped the order around three cigars.