Sentence examples for its own order from inspiring English sources

Does it create its own order (or disorder) or does it discover, serve and bring out a larger, timeless order (or disorder)?

It has its own order, which technical innovation and different site conditions maintain in a state of flux.

You have to make the magnetic field so strong that it imposes its own order and holds the world of the screenplay in its tense, suspenseful grip.

It referred to its own order to compel as "meticulous," the result of "amplitudinous briefing".

The two most prominent examples among bony fishes in this context are Schindleria, which had previously been assigned to various higher level taxa among teleosts and even been put in its own order, until it was shown to be a gobioid [ 5], and Sundasalanx, which was first described as a salmoniform [ 6], but later demonstrated to be a clupeoid [ 7].

Although commonly placed in the suborder Mantodea of the order Orthoptera, it may be placed in its own order, Mantodea, or with the cockroaches, which also produce an ootheca, in the order Dictyoptera.

It had earlier disclosed that the division run by Mr. Webb, along with other firms, was facing an investigation into whether it had "traded ahead" of customers by executing its own orders for shares before it executed those of customers.

But now that it has happened, operators can replace a jumble of different networks for services such as voice, data and video each with its own order-entry, billing and fault-reporting systems with a single network on which everything travels as interleaved streams of IP packets.

It is basic law that a court has the power to interpret its own orders.

Each network has its own ordering and billing system, which results in duplication and inefficiency.

Amazon might give its own orders priority during the busy holiday season.