Sentence examples for orders events from inspiring English sources

Even if Nixon's magnetic performance is the main reason for seeing this adaptation, Jonathan Munby's production orders events with admirable fluidity and gets good performances from a strong cast.

The underlying premise for this contribution is that time is thus not a universal measure that externally orders events, but rather a fieldwork feature deeply embedded in and generated through social practices.

In common with any data-driven model of biomarker changes, the EBM orders events based on when the corresponding measurements become discernibly different between cases and controls.

The Met polices over 1,500 public order events every year, with the vast majority passing off peacefully.

So many unfortunate repercussions from the summer riots, and one is that now, and probably for the foreseeable future, the Met is skittish about public order events.

He told Sky News the setting up of the Gold command structure earlier in the evening – a response to major public order events - was a routine contingency plan.

On duty since 5am, he had watched one of the biggest public order events in his career unfold through his windscreen.

"Once you've already seen that, I think it's cool to go back and watch it in the actual order events happen".

There is little doubt that NPAS do a laudable job: searching for missing people, assisting with public order events and tracking criminal suspects.

In discrete-event systems, an observation consists of a sequence of temporally ordered events.

McTaggart distinguished two ways of ordering events or positions in time.