Sentence examples for order indicated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "order indicated" is not commonly used in written English
It may be used in certain legal or technical contexts to refer to a specific order or sequence of items or actions, as indicated by a particular document or instruction. Example: According to the order indicated in the contract, the construction of the building must be completed before the landscaping can begin.
The order indicated that Norris held a hearing on the motion.
Their order indicated that the testimony of other inmates and of the victim's widow should not be discounted.
The court's brief order indicated that Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who until recently was a judge on the Second Circuit, did not participate in Monday's decision.
But information in the regulator's order indicated that it was Michael Grimes, one of the nation's most influential technology bankers.
Monday's order indicated only that petitions in the case were denied and that Justice Nathan Hecht did not participate.
Justice Bernard Malone Jr. of State Supreme Court said that both the Independence Party's rules and Robert's Rules of Order indicated that only Mr. Essenberg, as chairman, had the authority to set agendas during special meetings of the party's leadership.
The judge said he had a letter from the Jesuit order indicating that Mr. McGuire was being terminated as a priest.
Once the draw began, however, it was apparent that the forms came out in reverse alphabetical order, indicating that they had not been shuffled.
In his order last March, Judge Coughenour denied Microsoft's request for a preliminary injunction in a 29-page order indicating that the little-known defendant had scored some points.
In a footnote to his order indicating that he would rule in favor of Fox, the judge said Mr. Gordon's decision to invoke attorney-client privilege rather than testify about his contractual arrangements had helped Fox.
The central stripe is the 0 order indicating the refracted beam path.
