Sentence examples for in order where from inspiring English sources

Corrective action and enforcement are in order where public spaces on private land are locked, poorly maintained or allowed to appear privatized for one reason or another.

"I'm starting to put my life in order, where it needs to be, doing everything the right way, staying out of trouble, taking care of my family, trying to be a good husband," he said.

And a trip to China 2000 Fine Art at 434A East 75th Street is also in order, where you can find contemporary work by Chinese and Chinese-American artists like Xu Bing, Zeng Xiaojun, Annysa Ng and Mel Chin set amid the furnishings of a scholar's studio.

If the employee was in dire straits and was misappropriating company funds for a clear and desperate need, "compassion might be in order where she was allowed to keep her job and directed to appropriate resources for financial or social welfare assistance," Arnold said.

Perhaps a trip to Cuba is in order, where guajiros (peasants) are not allowed to slaughter cattle, but can get away with slaughtering a horse.

In particular, caution is in order where aid is confronted with conflict or violence, the unwillingness of governments and/or vested interests and competition for scarce resources.

Traditional ranking in chronological order where newly tweet is placed on the top cannot fully satisfy the reading requirement of micro-blogging users.

HDI scores are often ranked in descending order where the country with the highest HDI has a ranking of 1.

The remaining maxima are processed in descending order, where all hypotheses are rejected whose area intersects with an already inhibited area by more than 75%.

The trials within the set were presented in a pseudorandomized order, where repeats of the same trial were slightly clustered in order to increase design efficiency (Henson 2003).

At 19, she said, she became a nun in the Carmelite order, where she spent the next 22 years.