Sentence examples for orders in response from inspiring English sources

Aircraft manufacturers' already large backlogs will grow as carriers defer orders in response to weak traffic growth and falling fares.

Then came the wonderfully eccentric Johnny Swanson, a standalone title set in 1929 about a boy who makes money from people gullible enough to send postal orders in response to his personal ads.

And that is even before Western stores have had a chance to cut back their orders in response to the steep sales declines that American retailers announced on Wednesday.

My job as a well-compensated sales rep nearly vanished overnight as retailers pulled the plug on orders in response to stock market woes, the housing crisis and a sudden free-fall in customer spending.

Grant had an extraordinary ability "to visualize terrain in his mind's eye"; he "quickly grasped how modern methods of communication, particularly the telegraph and the railroads, had endowed the commander with the power to collect information more quickly and the means to disseminate appropriate orders in response".

Extra police officers were sent to the border this week on the prime minister's orders in response to the government's assertion that former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party based in Syria planned and financed attacks last month against the Foreign and Finance Ministries, said Maj. Gen. Tariq Youssef, the police commander in western Iraq.

"I was trying to find ways to impose order in response to home difficulties.

U.S. 5,960,411 grants Amazon exclusive rights to its method of placing an order "in response to only a single action".

Justice Gilbert issued the order in response to a lawsuit filed by an area resident who sought to prevent the sheriff from spending county funds for the abortion.

The president signed an executive order in response to a Supreme Court decision granting local governments broad power to bulldoze people's homes to make way for private development.

The judge, Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum of Federal District Court in Manhattan, who is presiding over the case, issued the four-page order in response to an application from the United States attorney, David N. Kelley, "with the consent of the defendants," the order states.