Sentence examples for order because it has from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, China is defending the collaborative, rules-based order because it has benefited hugely from the system: Its accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001 gave an immense boost to Chinese exports but also provided a real incentive for domestic economic reforms.

"It had to be a special order, because it has the high-F key that they never used, so this is one-of-a-kind, from 1924, which is why I purchased it.

People may have faith in a particular political or social order because it has been there for a long time (tradition), because they have faith in the rulers (charisma), or because they trust its legality specifically the rationality of the rule of law (Weber 1990 [1918] 19644).

A spokesman said that Google was disappointed with the Dutch DPA's order because it had already made several changes to its privacy policy in response to the regulator's concerns.

HOEPPNER: No, the Security Service could not have had any order, because it had no Police functions and there could have been absolutely no question of any intervention.

McPherson's Printing Group, which is owned by OpusGroup, told the conservative publisher Connor Court it would not be able to fulfil the order because it had been instructed by senior management not to print the book, Connor Court said.

The court's military collegium, which hears cases involving the armed forces, ruled that Mr. Pasko could not be held liable for violating the 1996 order because it had never been published, as Russia's Constitution requires.

MPs could do worse than summon Murdoch to the Commons, to answer questions about who sanctioned illegal practices by his journalists, but he'd probably reply as Hyman Roth did to Michael Corleone: "I didn't ask who gave the order because it had nothing to do with business". Three days into the coalition government's life, Rupert Murdoch was seen leaving Number 10 by a back door.

It can quickly engineer new special orders because it has preserved on computer the design and production data of all previous special orders which drastically reduces the amount of re-engineering necessary.

Some people won't order it because it has shells.

A little skepticism about Relational Aesthetics is in order, partly because it has proved so institutionally adaptable, equally beloved by museums, big international shows and alternative spaces.