Sentence examples for order for instance from inspiring English sources
The Murid order, for instance, meets in West Harlem and follows the teachings of its Senegalese founder, Ahmadu Bamba.
When Mba's agency tried to impose some legal order, for instance mandating that marketers register under a postal address, he met brutal resistance.
Under its black shell, gamers can order, for instance, super-powerful hardware like an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Quad-Core processor and Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX graphics cards with SLi dual graphics technology.
Other criteria for the materials are their cost to fabricate and to assemble, and their composition could be optimized in order for instance to present low-activation (or rapid desactivation) features which facilitate maintenance and disposal.
An example is Dell's XPS 710 H2C, a hulking desktop tower that looks as if it could have been snatched from the machined clutches of "The Matrix". Under its black shell, gamers can order, for instance, super-powerful hardware like an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Quad-Core processor and Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX graphics cards with SLi dual graphics technology.
He deconstructs the elaborate writings and funerary iconography, noting that "the Egyptians were adept at recording things as they wished them to be seen, not as they actually were," and that tomb decoration was "designed, above all, to reinforce the established social order," for instance, showing a tomb's owner dominating every scene, towering in size over his family and workers.
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders for instance.
A number of online retailers also offered bargains that required no minimum purchase (10percentt off all orders at Banana Republic's siteand free shipping onall Target orders, for instance).
The dissent creatively paraphrases a few FDA orders—for instance by conflating warnings about IV-push administration and intra-arterial injection, see, e.g., post, at 9, 11 12, 15 16 to suggest greater agency attention to the question, and it undertakes a study of Phenergan's labeling that is more elaborate than any FDA order.
On top of this very general effect, considering spatial ordering, for instance a triangular lattice of wires (Fig. 1c), the first consequence of the crystalline nature of the metamaterial appears: the dispersion relation which links the frequency to a wavenumber can become direction dependent.
Judge Jackson ordered, for instance, that Microsoft must refrain from threatening PC makers which install competing software; not reward any of them with favourable licensing terms; and allow them freely to configure Windows, even to the extent of replacing the user interface of the program.But these remedies were designed only as interim measures.
