Sentence examples for ordered plans for from inspiring English sources
On January 27 , 1940 Hitler ordered plans for an invasion of Norway, for use if he could no longer respect Norway's neutrality.
On Wednesday the State Council, a body roughly akin to the White House cabinet, ordered plans for 20 more major projects in seven so-called strategic industries like advanced equipment manufacturing and energy conservation.
The next day, Generaloberst Heinz Guderian suggested that it would not be possible to hold Ostland and ordered plans for the evacuation operation, codenamed "Königsberg", to be drawn up.
NATO foreign ministers suspended civilian and military cooperation with Russia on Tuesday and ordered plans for bolstering defenses in Eastern Europe to show the Kremlin that it will protect allies in the region from any further Russian aggression, alliance sources told news agencies in Brussels.
He ordered planning for a permanent militarized border between the two peoples, for a strategy for replacing Palestinian workers, and for disentangling Israel from the network of utilities and other services it shares with the Palestinians.
Rouhani also ordered planning for production of fuel for nuclear-powered marine vessels "in line with the development of a peaceful nuclear program of Iran".
The Elite Series editions are each made to order (plan for at least one week of lead time) and includes a built-in ashtray and compartment for rolling papers.
I've ordered plans to begin for the massive rebuilding of the United States military.
Michelangelo offered the new order plans for their first church but died before his plans could be acted upon.
The bill barred insurers or employers from forcing patients to use mail-order plans for prescription drugs, except for plans negotiated by unions.
Apple plans to release iPad in Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore in July and will announce availability, local pricing and pre-order plans for these nine additional countries at a later date.
