Sentence examples for ordered a survey from inspiring English sources

Then the crackdown ended, and Chief Quinn ordered a survey similar to one conducted before the program began.

The program's directors ordered a survey of all psychiatric institutions, hospitals, and homes for chronically ill patients.

In 1534 King Charles V of Spain ordered a survey for a route through Panama, hoping for a strategic edge over the Portuguese.

She has also ordered a survey, due to be completed by September, that will identify embassies in need of scientific staff.

Speaking to reporters in July, he responded to rumours of a "gay lobby" in the Vatican by denying its existence, but added: "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?" And in an unprecedented move, he has ordered a survey to be conducted of lay Catholics' opinions on Church teachings on sexual ethics and family life.

When Elizabeth I became queen, she ordered a survey of her castles.

The killing prompted Secretary Cohen to order a survey of attitudes about gays in the military, which found that disparaging and even hostile feelings toward gay men and lesbians were commonplace and often tolerated by superiors.

Still, the government has ordered a nationwide survey of sales of woodlands to foreigners.

In March, two Chinese maritime surveillance ships ordered a Philippine survey ship away from an area called Reed Bank.

The government has not ordered a nationwide survey of children's blood lead levels, so the number of children who are at risk is purely a matter of guesswork.

One of the most serious was on March 2, when two Chinese maritime surveillance ships ordered a Philippine survey boat to leave the area around Reed Bank and, according to the Philippines, threatened to ram the boat.