It was not to be so: the state restricted the evidence to nothing more than Zola's words, par ordre ("by order of") – an order that Esterhazy was found innocent only because the court martial had ordered it.
We had expected something on the order of an exotic, remote island.
"However," he said, "the amount is very small, on the order of an atogram," or 10^ 18 grams.
In Germany, for example, that prospective gap is of the order of an annual 6% of GDP.
For the cities and cultivated places in the Mongols' path, they were a natural disaster on the order of an asteroid collision.
Greenpeace International legal counsel Daniel Simons said: "The Russian Federation is now in clear breach of a binding order of an international tribunal.
It is a box about 2x3 feet, 6 inches deep, [on] which he has strung violin strings, something on the order of an autoharp...
The order of an inquiry represents a volte face by the country's attorney general, Avichai Mandelblit, who suggested last week that it was not necessary.
In a way the act of creating these works was a futile attempt to make order of an overwhelming sea of knowledge.
Social disorder opened avenues to eminence and wealth that the more-stable order of an earlier age had closed to the talented and the ambitious.
Appeal, the resort to a higher court to review the decision of a lower court, or to a court to review the order of an administrative agency.
