Sentence examples for order will come from inspiring English sources

The order will come into effect on Thursday and make it a criminal offence to be a member, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

On Thursday the federal court dismissed the application and refused to extend the stay order, meaning the pay rates specified in the road safety remuneration order will come into force.

On 17 October 2012, any notions of a safety net were finally blown away by the announcement that in November the "homelessness suitability of accommodation (England) order" will come into force.

There's little doubt that in the coming decades cars and trucks will drive themselves and your delivery order will come via robot.

When you rewrite, order will come out of the confusion of the first draft...It is the natural way for the creative mind and the logical brain to work together.

Since, in microscopic KMC, only species either in neighboring sites or occupying the same site are allowed to react and the reaction order is not included specifically beforehand, this deviation from second order will come out naturally.

Evacuation orders will come within a month for Katsurao, Namie, Iitate and parts of Minamisoma and Kawamata, Mr. Edano said.

We've got a special this month on that fluorescent protein you use! Janice: No, orders will come through Nicole, the lab manager.

Eventually another 100 or so orders will come over the Internet or the general call center number (1-800-321-THIN) witooutheeference to the ad.

I've been assured that additional orders will come to the Clyde to cover the period after the work on the carriers ends, and that Glasgow is best placed to build the Type-26 frigates.

For the first few months, at least, those orders will come with bottomless fries – a fact that no doubt contributed to the newly opened location being a mad house today.