Sentence examples for official order for from inspiring English sources

After a brief exchange, Mr. Burnett had his official order for two more editions of "Survivor".

Comedy Central, which has not yet given an official order for a third season, wants to reduce the show's budget to $850,000 an episode, down from $1.1 million, amid cost cutting at the network and throughout the entertainment business.

But the stench of rotting bodies in the rubble has prompted an official order for unclaimed bodies to be cremated immediately, Reuters news agency reported.

The Deputy Head of FAS Russia, Alexey Dotsenko, said today that within 10 working days FAS Russia will make its decision in full and send the official order for Google to "terminate abuse of dominant position".

On September 27, 1835, a detachment of 100 dragoons, led by Francisco de Castañeda, left San Antonio de Béxar, carrying an official order for Ponton to surrender the cannon.

Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell (R) claimed that because the Supreme Court's ruling did not include an official order for states to begin issuing marriage licenses to gay couples, "there is not yet a legal requirement for officials to issue marriage licenses or perform marriages for same-sex couples in Louisiana".

"This is an official Order of Service for Margaret Thatcher's funeral at St Paul's Cathedral," mensaint writes.

He is listed on the defence roster of witnesses, though he has not yet been added to the official order of play for the hearing.

On Ocracoke Island, officials ordered for the evacuation of the thousands of tourists who stayed, believing that keeping tourists on the island would hinder cleanup efforts.

A bit over a year after identifying climate change as a "significant challenge" for the US military, the US Department of Defense has given its top officials orders for handling the hazards posed by a warming world.

Officials ordered for the evacuation of 50,000 residents and fishermen along the southwest coast of Mexico, including 3,000 in the Islas Marías, 10,000 near Mazatlán, and 15,000 near flood-prone areas.