Sentence examples for orders of which from inspiring English sources

The Spurs project also required the removal of 72 businesses from the site with the help of compulsory purchase orders, of which 71 went quietly.

Last Orders, of which only three copies had been sold in the U.K. the week before, leaped to number five on the best-seller list soon afterward.

But Roberts stressed that England fans had behaved well at recent tournaments and that banning orders, of which 1,929 are currently in place, that require individuals to surrender their passports for the duration of the tournament had helped reduce the possibility of disorder.

For inpatient prescribing, we found errors in 15% of 6605 medication orders, of which 19% were predicted to have serious consequences to the patient if not corrected.

In contrast, the polyphyletic and globally abundant Prymnesiophyceae encompass 6 orders, of which the B2 clade seems most dominant in marine and fresh water ecosystems [ 16].

Therefore, the mean antimicrobial activities of only the 14 orders of which we analysed nine or more species are presented in this paper.

Perhaps this is the real "new world order" of which George Bush Snr once glibly spoke.

Ordained in 1813, Mathew entered the Capuchin order, of which he was made provincial in 1822.

Watch it here: bit.ly/A380evac 317 Number of A380s ordered, of which about half have been delivered.

Human beings depend on one another, and on the whole created order of which they are a part.

He said 16 Uprated Saturn 1 missiles were ordered, of which 4 have definitely been allocated to the Apollo Applications Program.