Sentence examples for order which are from inspiring English sources

The agency has about 60 millimeter-wave machines on order, which are about the same price as the Rapiscan machines, and is expected to buy more.

Devastating as this result is, it should help us recognise contemporary pressures on the historic order which are the result of economic change, political polarisation and the new media, each of which enhances the effects of the others.

These structures are characterized by geometric clarity and order, which are often punctuated by curving ramps and railings, and by a contrast between the light-filled, transparent surfaces of public spaces and the solid white surfaces of interior, private spaces.

That David Davis was last seen suing Theresa May's Home Office over surveillance, in the European Court of Justice, is just another of those boggling quirks of the new order, which are – like the deaths of Spinal Tap drummers – best left uninvestigated.

Although the scale of closures will mean bad news for staff and regulars, the joint editors said in the introduction to this year's guide that the pubs forced to close will be "bad pubs at the bottom of the pecking order", which are "happy with indifferent food, drink, service and surroundings".

The timings are plotted as points in ascendant order, which are then linked with lines.

Other provisions of Mr. Clinton's order, which was issued in 1995, are already in force.

The litigation may delay the order, which was due to be awarded this month.

It was not clear what prompted the order, which was reported on Taliban-run Radio Shariat.

Mr. Gillon said they should have refused to obey an order which was "illegal & unreasonable".

The affair was covered by a gag order, which is stronger than ordinary censorship: disobeying it risks criminal prosecution.