Sentence examples for order responding from inspiring English sources

This type of unit makes abstractions of a higher order, responding to direction of orientation but not to position.

The subject must appear as potentially universal, and the objective must show itself as a purposive order, responding to the subject's striving for rational freedom.

And when President Obama ordered more police in schools (point 18 in his 23-point Executive Order responding to the Sandy Hook tragedy), it was all over.

Growing up in suburban Hastings-on-Hudson, in Westchester County, he was the sort of kid who, when his parents thought psychological testing was in order, responded to the Rorschach test by saying, "It looks like an inkblot".

"Yes, please order," responded Hupp.

Whether people who watched Law and Order responded differently to sexual consent questions than those who watched other crime dramas mainly CSI and NCIS.

Whether people who watched Law & Order responded differently to sexual consent questions than those who watched other crime dramas mainly CSI and NCIS.

Participants who acquired complete knowledge of the order responded faster and more accurately than non-explicit learners.

Whereas participants who did not learn the complete order responded faster to alternations than to repetitions, no differences between transitions were observed in the case of good learners.

It is not unusual for orders responding to an emergency request to be unsigned.

In 2005, Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a series of executive orders responding to global climate change.