Sentence examples for orders of people from inspiring English sources

In 1783, London's Morning Daily Advertiser said that "the lower orders of people habituated to the almost daily return of sanguinary spectacle will, by degrees, lose all feelings..."...

"He has to resign to make things easier for Mr Tsipras and to liberate him so that it doesn't seem that he is being sacked on the orders of people abroad," she told SKAI news.

It is a mad power grab through executive orders of people hell-bent on bypassing all other branches of government.

They were a full-scale outbreak of law and order, of people wanting to play by the rules, to make their way lawfully in the country that needs them.

It's long been my opinion that anyone who refuses to drink in a Wetherspoons is, in life's order of people, right up there on the red side of the spectrum marked 'bad shits'.

Ferguson's Delta [ 5] is computed on the assumption that the measurement is valid and reliable to the degree that the instrument produces a valid rank ordering of people (number of discriminations observed/total number possible).

Theoretical and empirical comparison of Mokken and Rasch models of item response theory [ 12] show that in situations where all this is required is the ordering of people on a latent trait that Mokken scaling, being less restrictive than Rasch modelling, is sufficient and guarantees ordinal measurement of persons on the latent trait, provided the model applies.

In other words, I've created an internal order of people-importance.

Mr. Kaplan is also accused of ordering beatings of people who did not repay high-interest loans.

Peter populated the place by ordering groups of people to live there.

The second source of delay is F.A.A. officials' (and soon-to-be Transportation Security Administration managers at each airport) ordering planeloads of people, or sometimes whole concourses of people, cleared out so they can be rescreened, and areas re-searched.