Sentence examples for order led by from inspiring English sources

He is not advocating a world order led by China, but a system of equality.

Instead, the new villains are the First Order, led by Emperor Snoke (a new CGI villain).

The new financial institutions are seen by many as nothing less than a challenge to the existing financial world order led by the IMF and the World Bank.

The late middle order, led by Buttler, whose abundant skill is becoming more evident, ensured England had a total to defend.

Now, in this fifth Test, the England top order, led by Gower, made hay and the score stood at 572 for 4 when Botham arrived at the wicket and took guard.

It is a terrible shame, and I think a loss for both countries, that since the coup, the old order, led by former President Gayoom, has come into power and relations between the Maldives and India are once again strained.

"Their deep complicity in the old order led them to be compromised by the new order," said Diamond.

To some Italians, the images of Rome in flames cast light on the government's shortcomings, suggesting that a government elected promising law and order and led by a salesman once perfectly attuned to the national mood had lost control not only of the demonstration, but also of the economy, and increasingly of public opinion.

Aim Sinpeng, a Thai analyst at the University of British Columbia, said the protest movement aims to preserve Thailand's old order -- led by the monarchy and the military -- which Thaksin and his allies have threatened.

Results showed that Golkar, the former ruling party of the New Order era led by People's Representative Council Speaker Akbar Tanjung, had won the largest number of seats, defeating President Megawati Sukarnoputri's Indonesian Democratic Party – Struggle (PDI P).

The decline in durable goods orders was led by a 15.8percentt drop in orders for transportation equipment, which fell $8.4 billion, to $44.9 billion.