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Discover Ludwig"issued an order" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of giving a command or directive, typically by someone in authority. Example: The general issued an order for the soldiers to prepare for battle.
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In January, U.S. President Donald Trump issued an order to reinstate the Mexico City policy.
So he issued an order: no more computer purchases.
"I'm a federal judge, and I've issued an order".
She issued an order of protection for Ms. Riddick.
A local court issued an order for her arrest.
The garrison commander at Liberty issued an order prohibiting refugees from stopping "to reside".
On Monday Russia's minister of defense issued an order for a militarywide switch to socks.
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Venezuela's National Institute of Civil Aviation issued an order grounding private jet traffic nationwide.
JOHNSON: Well I would not have issued an order to kill him.
No wonder Selznick eventually issued an order that "Fleming should direct everything, however seemingly unimportant".
The department issued an order to stop work, along with nine violations.
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