Sentence examples for order could no from inspiring English sources

But that profligacy was also a reflection of a social transformation: the traditional social order could no longer be counted on.

The Orange Order could no longer control the protest, he said, so they should go home.Orangemen angrily denied any connection with the boys' deaths.

Thus, Marshall could issue no order, and no order could be defied.

He pushed them close to mutiny when he ordered that women could no longer sleep in the crewmen's bunks.

But to avoid jail, a judge ordered that Margera could "no longer be Don Vito" for a decade.

The Christian missionaries migrated across Europe in the Dark Ages, and their religion proved a strong influence in the restoration of that discipline and order that the Roman legions could no longer maintain.

The restaurant's fans would justifiably squawk if they could no longer order a dish like the casunziei, house-made ravioli stuffed with a blend of roasted beets and ricotta, then coated with melted butter and poppy seeds.

Speaking amid triumphant scenes outside the Royal Courts of Justice, Richard Gifford, the solicitor for the islanders (known as Ilois), thanked Lord Justice (Sir Stephen Sedleyy and the court for making the ruling that the ties that bind a people to a homeland were so fundamental that no executive order could abrogate them.

The following 10 eligibles, in no particular order, could contribute well beyond their careers if allowed.

In cases where no consensus order could be established this is noted in the text.

We confirmed that no altemate order could be identified with a difference of log likelihood of less than 3 compared to the proposed order.