Sentence examples for ordered persons from inspiring English sources

"To date I have not ordered persons to be screened for phones and recording devices," she said.

Eventually the body corporate sent me a formal letter of complaint about the untidy state of my flat's externals (this will amuse many; I'm the neatest, most ordered person they know).

However one simulation study [ 12] has shown that X + can be used in practice as a proxy for ordering persons with respect to their latent values without risk of many serious errors.

A decree of Louis XIV in 1696, designed to raise money, ordered all persons who bore arms to register them.

In 304, the fourth edict ordered all persons, men, women, and children, to gather in a public space and offer a collective sacrifice.

Relatively more tests were ordered by persons of 40-49 years, 50-59 years and 60-69 years old.

Just because a whole pizza can be ordered per person doesn't justify one single person eating it all at one sitting.

Categorization of groups such as the armed forces, members of religious orders, persons seeking their first job, seasonal workers or persons engaged in part-time economic activities may vary between countries.

The scale H value summarizes the item scale values into a single number and expresses the degree to which the sum score accurately orders persons on the latent attribute scale θ [ 52].

This study found that TB rates among foreign-born persons from the five most common countries of origin reflected the TB rates in their respective countries, both in relative magnitude and rank order: persons from the Philippines and Vietnam had the highest rates, followed by persons from India and China, with persons from Mexico having the lowest rates [ 7].

One cannot order a person to feel an emotion, as one can order someone to perform an action.