Sentence examples for orders committed from inspiring English sources

Whereas today Dean and Auerbach are able to finish each other's sentences and have one another's coffee orders committed to memory, they actually met less than three years ago via a phone call - while living on opposite sides of the country.

Recognizing just how much of an impact turning struggling kids into caped crusaders can have, Zaarly, the San Francisco-based company that processes Rosenberger's orders, committed to donating capes to every child hospitalized in Boston after Monday's explosions, according to the New York Daily News.

Not like real customers, recurring orders, committed investors, and the other signs that an action network is forming around an idea, and making it a reality.

Under outpatient commitment statutes, judges can order committed patients to comply with prescribed treatment.

Often they have been understood as the effects of offenses against the sacred order committed by individuals or communities, deliberately or unintentionally.

Upon his refusal, he was adjudged in contempt of court and ordered committed to jail until he should have complied with the court order.

But the men to be sent here are not the usual burglars and drug dealers; they are sex offenders ordered committed by the courts after serving their prison terms.

In response, Mrs. Del Ponte and the prosecution will try to demonstrate that in the words of the indictment, Mr. Milosevic "planned, instigated, ordered, committed or otherwise aided and abetted in a campaign of terror and violence directed at Kosovo Albanian civilians".

Next, it was argued that the Prosecution had not adduced any or sufficient evidence that Milošević planned, instigated, ordered, committed, or otherwise aided and abetted in the planning, preparation, or execution of a genocide or that he was complicit in such acts.

These were crimes of a different order, committed somewhere beyond the commonly understood violence of their time and place.

In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson envisioned a new world order committed to both collective security and resolving international disputes peacefully.