Sentence examples for order a wave from inspiring English sources
If the governor does not like what a paper prints, he may order a wave of tax inspections on its owner's shops or make life hard for it at the regional press that still prints most local publications.
Furthermore it is alleged that he made no real effort to seriously engage with Tamils - who comprise about 15% of the population - instead opting to order a wave of repression directed at those who question his authority.
In June 2012, with a presidential election under way, David Sanger of the New York Times published an explosive story: Obama had ordered "a wave of cyber-attacks against Iran".
The police also accused Mr. Gaztelu of the murders of at least five other town council members and of ordering a wave of killings last summer in Andalusia.
Declaring that his patience had run out, Mr Erdogan ordered a wave of air strikes against PKK targets in northern Iraq.
The president's order unleashed a wave of people seeking help from Lupe, which offers free assistance with immigration applications.
The case grew into a public confrontation between prosecutors, under pressure to impose order during a wave of violent crime, and judges who say they must release defendants whose rights are violated.
The firm secured the first export order for a wave energy device in Scotland.
This result suggests that in order for a wave to maintain a positive velocity of advance, the magnitude of the Allee threshold (a) must be less than half of the maximum value of the population density relative to the carrying capacity.
He also announced that on Wednesday he would order a new wave of mobilisation in Ukraine.
Rupert Murdoch had an office built for him at The Wall Street Journal within days of buying it 14 months ago, and he has made ample use of it — ordering up a wave of changes in the once-staid paper's content and culture, from the addition of a weekly sports page to general news displacing financial news on the front page to the thinning of its layers of editing.
