Their customers may, as a precaution, also switch part of their orders to smaller rivals.
Reserve soldiers who signed the statement argued that some of their orders were illegal.
They were, he argues, "forced on the courts by the repeated undermining of their orders".
Farmers held on to the cards, waiting until spring for delivery of their orders.
Hospitals would have to complete 10percentt of their orders electronically.
He said it was the responsibility of their orders or dioceses to do so, an explanation that angered victim advocates.
Thus customers can track the progress of their orders, and suppliers are growing used to scooping information straight out of their customers' databases.
Yet, under a longtime policy, the archdiocese does not investigate abuse allegations against such priests, but refers them to the leaders of their orders.
Q. Reader Joe Kelly wondered whether your smaller customers give you repeat business, or eventually increase the size of their orders?
The company said sales for the quarter fell 36percentto to $1.17 billion, and that customers backed out of 39percentt of their orders, the highest rate ever.
MacArthur's staff had considerable leeway for creative interpretation of their orders, but those orders reflected long interdepartmental deliberation in Washington, in contrast to today's hasty policymaking.
