Sentence examples for orders and expects from inspiring English sources

It ended 2004 with $10.1 billion in orders, and expects to deliver 145 planes in 2005 and in 2006.

Sukhoi says it has, in total, 101 firm orders and expects an additional 30 to be signed at the Farnborough International Airshow, where one of the prototype aircraft will fly, said Olga Kayukova, a spokeswoman.

Secondly, you should not expect the supervisor to be a kind of headmaster who hands out orders and expects you to report back every week.

Lenk, of course, is taking a cue from the fact that Sega has already received over 100,000 prerelease orders and expects another 100,000 before the product finally hits the shelves in September.

His style is to hand down orders and expect to be obeyed.

His slogan for running the company—"Purpose, Process, People"—reflected a belief that effective management should be inclusive rather than autocratic, and rather than simply issuing orders and expecting them to be blindly obeyed, he persuaded staff to work for a common cause.

Like drill sergeants you may bark your marching orders and expect unchallenged compliance.

Do they often give you unjustified orders and expect you to do things for them?

He thinks this is too tall an order, and expects rates to rise by another half-point in 1998.Still, few economists expect the Bank's monetary policy committee to change rates at its next meeting, on January 8th.

Through the first five months of 2000, GE Power received $300 million in parts orders online and expects $1 billion in parts sales by year end.

The Bevy drive is available for pre-order today, and expects to ship by October.