Sentence examples for order to sort from inspiring English sources

The photos aren't labelled; you have to skip to the back in order to sort out any unfamiliar faces.

Leaders in neighbouring countries are suggesting, at the least, that the presidential election be delayed in order to sort out the mess.

Shortly after the Supreme Court's rulings on Thursday morning, defense lawyers for Mr. Blagojevich filed a request to delay his corruption trial in Chicago until next week in order to sort through the ramifications for his case.

Both these shifts tend to accompany economic growth.In order to sort this out, the authors needed to find measures of religion which are not themselves affected by GDP growth.

On March 13th he called for a "new world order" to sort out the climate and for more co-operation within the European Union (which has recently agreed to carbon cuts for all its member states).Indeed, climate change has become as much a political battleground as health, education or immigration (see article).

It would also allow Telstra to slow down, if not halt, its costly cable-TV expansion.That two old adversaries such as Mr Murdoch and Mr Packer are prepared to settle their differences in order to sort out the pay-television industry hints at how big the problems are.

EDF was ordered to sort it out.Nevertheless, I found it reassuring to be allowed to see inside Flamanville.

New Hampshire, recently ordered to sort out its system by its Supreme Court, has a deadline of April 1st to comply.

It does not cover the one in three American priests who are members of religious orders (there will be a separate meeting in August, between the bishops and the heads of the orders, to sort that out).

The basic idea of ML-based ordering is to sort the remaining partial branches with the ML solution in the low detection layers rather than only computing their real PPM for a given layer.

An index called Priority Order is used to sort out all the selected forest stands with the three options.