Sentence examples for ordered completion from inspiring English sources

To guard against further delays and restart building of the orbiting station, Mr. Goldin said, he has ordered completion of a so-called interim control module that would be launched on a space shuttle in December.

A recount of 10,644 uncounted ballots in Miami-Dade County that was sponsored by three news organizations found a gain of only 49 votes for Al Gore, suggesting that he would not have picked up enough votes to win the presidential race even if the Supreme Court had ordered completion of official recounts.

More precisely, we prove that every finite stable model of a normal program with convex aggregates is corresponding to a classical model of its enhanced ordered completion.

We show that, on finite structures, classical models of the ordered completion of a normal logic program correspond exactly to the stable models of the program.

The translation is done through, what we call, ordered completion which is a modification of Clarkʼs completion with some auxiliary predicates added to keep track of the derivation order.

In 1002 3 Caliph al-Hakim ordered completion of the building.

Secondary to this, CPOE is designed to decrease delays related to order completion and processing, allows for point-of-care order entry, provides error checking to minimize repeat dosing or allergic reactions, and allows for easy access to previous medical records [6].

Iran's Supreme Leader has endorsed the US-Iran nuclear deal and ordered its completion - with certain conditions, his website announced on Wednesday.

After the creation of the French Second Republic in 1848, the new government allocated two million francs for repair work and ordered the completion of the Galerie d'Apollon, the Salon Carré, and the Grande Galérie.

While Trump ordered the completion of the pipeline as soon as possible, the Army Corps' reversal of its prior decision could set in motion a lengthy legal fight, one that could go all the way to the Supreme Court, according to Zygmunt Plater, a professor of environmental law at Boston College.

Federalizing this work force will help reduce the incidence of wrongful order completion.