Sentence examples for ordered that most of from inspiring English sources

In October, Judge Wood ordered that most of the service's functions be disabled, and the company said it was shutting down on Dec. 31.

In the 1950's, when China still depended heavily on Russian technical assistance, Mao Zedong ordered that most of China's heavy industry, including auto factories, be built in northern China, and the pattern has persisted.

A federal judge ruled today that the Bush administration had no right to conceal the identities of hundreds of people arrested after the Sept. 11 terror attacks, and she ordered that most of their names be released within 15 days.

A5 World Briefing A4 NATIONAL A9-12 Judge Orders Government To Name Most Detainees A federal judge ruled that the Bush administration had no right to conceal the identities of hundreds of people, mostly immigrants, who were arrested after the Sept. 11 attacks and ordered that most of their names be released within 15 days.

c) In order to verify that most of our molecules indeed bind perpendicular to the glass we labeled the (∼27 nm long) tail of our myosin construct and took advantage of the resulting myosin 5a height (∼43 nm).

The structure reveals that the entire central loop is well ordered, and that most of it contacts the α−σ2 hemicomplex.

Here in Tucumán, Vivendi's critics say that the company recklessly pursued the contract in order to break into the market and that most of the problems it encountered were of its own making.

It loathes gays, feminists and the secular liberal order that most of Europe equates with modernity.

These are the favourite games of the Guardian writers, suggested, fought over, rejected, snuck back in, fiddled with, chucked around and then presented in an order that most of us could agree on.

Can he now succeed in imposing instant order?Aware that most of the world holds them responsible for provoking the latest violence, the Israelis have refused to allow an international investigation into its causes.

The brief order suggests that most of the justices have doubts about the legality of the EPA's policy.