Sentence examples for orders passed from inspiring English sources

Three weeks ago, the fans and the media were outraged when another reigning world champion refused to accept team orders, passed his teammate and took victory from him.

He said that on his first day on office he would rip up the executive orders passed by Mr Obama, including a measure introduced in January designed to regulate access to firearms.

In Modernist architecture of the 20th century, the orders passed from use as superfluous ornament, their structural functions having been taken over by columns and piers made of steel or reinforced concrete.

This suggests orders passed down from Farc negotiators in Cuba were largely followed by the fighters in the field, its researchers say, boding well for a post-conflict Colombia.

Those outside the South could obtain coins by orders passed through local banks.

Moreover, Obama just announced that he will review the constitutionality of all the laws and executive orders passed under George W. Bush, and move to overturn those which don't pass muster.

All the orders pass through an intermediate who runs an illegal sawmill.

A QUARTER century ago, the old order passed on Wall Street.

The old order passed last night with Bill Clinton's farewell speech.

In June the order passed recommendations upholding the ascetic life: avoid big cars, posh restaurants and stockmarket investments.

"We have been forced to suspend sales in India until further notice due to an order passed by the Delhi High Court.