Sentence examples for orders are often from inspiring English sources

However, the practical difficulties of protecting court-ordered privacy are increasingly daunting.Anonymity orders are often issued against newspapers a few hours before publication as an interim measure pending a full hearing.

Professional sports being an ultraconservative world, various pecking orders are often not only respected, but also doggedly adhered to.

Even warehouses geared to filling catalog orders are often too small or too reliant on antiquated order-handling methods to process orders in the nanoseconds of Internet time.

Her orders are often nonsensical, but she is so ordinary, a believable stand-in for a sturdy, efficient, commonplace housewife, as well as a bossy, impossibly demanding choreographer.

Mr. Putin's own orders are often given in blunt language that strikes another chord in Russians — in part because it sounds nothing like the stale sloganeering of his Soviet predecessors.

Those who refuse to obey their orders are often beaten and sometimes put in jail.

Nuctech's orders were often negotiated as part of broader trade deals negotiated by Beijing.

This rule of standing for prohibiting and quashing orders was relatively easy to satisfy because such orders were often used to ensure good standards of public administration.

Precise gene orders were often left unresolved because map positions were typically determined by comparing two-point recombination frequencies rather than by analyzing definitive three-point backcrosses.

In Turkey, many cancer patients wanted to be involved in decisions about treatments (79% of the sample in one study, for example [ 49]), but use of written advanced directives was low and do-not-resuscitate orders were often only given verbally [ 57, 79].

Substantial ambiguity exists in mutation event ordering, as orderings are often informed only by branching events in the tree.