Sentence examples for order marked from inspiring English sources

Obama acknowledged that the executive order marked a departure from American electoral tradition, but added, "A lot of good will come of this".

On his Facebook page Dixon has posted the order sheet he has been sent by Sycamore Township with the compliance order marked in big zombie capitals: "REMOVE ACCESSSORY (sic) STRUCTURE FROM FRONT YARD".

Since the 1970s, as any significant political threat has receded, things have gone back to their normal state: that is, to savage inequalities, with a miserly 1% presiding over a social order marked by increasing social, economic and even technological stagnation.

Mr. Klein's order marked a turnaround for the department, which had resisted efforts to find permanent teaching jobs for the 1,100 teachers in the pool, many of whom came from poor-performing schools and were six times as likely to have received an unsatisfactory rating than teachers not in the pool, according to the independent report.

Though no burglary was ever carried out, Nixon's order marked the beginning of the crimes that culminated in Watergate — a scandal that, with the help of two young reporters and a source called Deep Throat, enshrined the notion of inside dope in American politics.

Odacité, which makes a moisturizer, a night serum and a cleanser in the $40 to $120 range, does not add preservatives; its products are made to order, marked with a use-by date and mailed to the customer, so they never sit on store shelves.

This order marks a genuine turning point in that process of change.

In a statement, he said: "This prohibition order marks the closing of a difficult chapter for me.

In a telephone interview on Tuesday, Dr. William H. Maisel, the deputy director for science at the F.D.A.'s Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said the order marks the broadest use of the agency's authority to conduct studies of devices after approval for sale.

Not only did this executive order mark the start of a second act for an anemic industry, Trump said that this time things would be different.

Tuesday's order marks the third time in the last three weeks when the eight-member high court has refused to intervene in a partisan election dispute.