Sentence examples for not only orders from inspiring English sources

Nothing sharpened the focus more than a new law that not only orders companies to declare full details of executive compensation but also authorizes investors to vote specifically on pay for directors.

In fact one of the characteristics of Dietrich as a thinker is the systematic way in which he not only orders his thoughts but his treatises as well.

For his part, Aristotle prefers to see slaves treated as children and to use not only orders but also recommendations, as the slave is capable of understanding reasons when they are explained.

And you've not only ordered it, but you've paid and you can go pick it up".

The buyers not only order the books for each Barnes & Noble store, but also decide on the number of each book for each store.

You can not only order drinks from a full bar list, but even get an entire meal during the film from your own dedicated waiter.

In 1987, the High Court not only ordered a stay on mining but also imposed a blanket ban on blasting in the hills.

His speech had elements of both, and he offered his audience not only ordered information, argument, and context but also the catharsis of saying aloud things long unsaid.

She noted that he not only ordered that Mr. McCain be placed on the presidential primary ballot, but also ordered the inclusion of Alan Keyes, who had not filed any petitions.

In addition, they not only ordered East Berliners not to go near the wall but insolently warned West Berliners against approaching within a hundred metres of it, "in the interests of their own safety".

As a keen horticulturalist, Monet not only ordered the latest plants from mail order catalogues but also planted the great drifts of colour in the borders of his garden at Giverny.