Sentence examples for order refers to from inspiring English sources

The law of the Dao as natural order refers to the continuous reversion of everything to its starting point.

A flash order refers to certain members of exchanges — often large institutions — buying and selling information about stock trades milliseconds before that information is made public.

The order refers to the presiding judge of the tribunal "receiving the support [of Mr Ahmed] on the developments on International Criminal law throughout the world" and taking assistance "during the proceedings of the trial and orders".

Maine's order refers to the company as an alias for Rosenwasser.

A change order refers to a modification to the scope of work that was first agreed upon by the homeowner and the contractor.

Fraternal birth order refers to their position among male siblings only.

"Customized" and "made to order" refer to a stock item ordered in a different color or with, say, a different finish.

But Mr. Hasbajrami said he had to cancel one trip out of Newark Liberty International Airport in August out of suspicion that he might be discovered, according to the detention order, referring to e-mails intercepted by the F.B.I.

But Judge Sauls, in his order, referred to the opinion of the attorney general that indicated that if this type of result happened that there would be serious -- or potential of federal and state constitutional questions and that the vote would be in jeopardy.

Update, 21 April: Science has learned that the court order referred to in this story has been amended.

These include people in some of the poorest countries in the world, such as Malawi, Madagascar, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Chad, which are the five least-connected countries globally in descending order (referred to by the ITU as LDCs, for least-developed countries).