Sentence examples for historic order from inspiring English sources
And in the quiet corners of baseball's historic order, some players are taking off their uniforms for the last time.
If the defense secretary, his deputy and the Army secretary were all hors de combat, authority would then pass to the Navy secretary, then to the Air Force secretary, in the historic order of establishment of the services.
Devastating as this result is, it should help us recognise contemporary pressures on the historic order which are the result of economic change, political polarisation and the new media, each of which enhances the effects of the others.
It has been nearly a year since President Barack Obama's historic order to end the "don't ask, don't tell" policy and certify the military as ready to allow gays and lesbians to openly serve their country.
Most of the article will be of primary interest to the economically-minded, but right towards the beginning he proposes a method for determining whether a new technological innovation is a game changer versus a fad by reversing the historic order of innovation.
Rather than being a modern invention, sheep and beef cattle are part of an historic, natural order.
Monday's report provides a bookend, though, to the historic executive order Brown issued from Phillips Station a year ago.
In April 2015, Gov. Jerry Brown issued a historic executive order requiring a 25% statewide reduction in urban water usage to help combat the effects of a multi-year drought.
Retired Colonel (Representative) Joe Wilson's conduct last night is a breach of military protocol and represents a further departure from the historic good order and discipline I expected, in the past, to see from the GOP, pre-conservative talk show entertainers.
In the 1970s, city authorities issued historic preservation orders for 188 of the 269 buildings in the current redevelopment zone.
The first anniversary of the Supreme Court's historic decision ordering the regulation of greenhouse gases came and went last week without any action by the administration, forcing state governors and other plaintiffs in the case to return to court to compel a response.
