Oftentimes it's just a matter of ordering something and seeing if you can get away with it, like extra bacon or cheese (or mashed potatoes and gravy on your KFC sandwich), but sometimes there are legitimate off-menu items, with nicknames and everything, that you can order (with a knowing wink, if you prefer), and the cashier will know exactly what you're talking about.
Nixon matter-of-factly ordered H.R. Haldeman to draw up a list of the "big Jewish" contributors to the Democratic Party.
Then there was the matter of the order, via GateHouse, which was retained after the sale to continue managing the paper, to monitor the three judges.
Yesterday, there were five lawyers in court in the matter of the order of silence in Giuliani v. Giuliani, including Ms. Hanover's divorce lawyer, Helene Brezinsky, and Mr. Felder's co-counsel and wife, Myrna Felder.
Order in council, in Great Britain, a regulation issued by the sovereign on the advice of the Privy Council; in modern practice, however, an order is issued only upon the advice of ministers, the minister in charge of the department concerned with the subject matter of the order being responsible to Parliament for its contents.
His conversion to a man of royalist proclivities and religious faith, after which he attended Mass every morning before heading off to work in Russell Square, was at least in part a matter of giving order to a world he saw as intolerably messy.
"The strangulation of a country is a matter of moral order which conflicts with the founding principles of Europe," Tsipras said on Friday.
We believe the institution of marriage is crucial to the American family and that marriage should be defined as the legal union of one man and one woman, and we support a Federal Constitutional amendment to that effect.. We support a return to the policy of the United States military to exclude homosexuals as a matter of good order, morale, and discipline.
But it came down to a matter of following orders.
It's now a matter of banning orders, calls for some FA taskforce or other, and the gradual diminuendo of phone-ins allowing callers to debate whose fans are more racist than theirs.
