Sentence examples for orders responding from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for orders responding to an emergency request to be unsigned.

In 2005, Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a series of executive orders responding to global climate change.

Following massive protests and federal court orders responding to his ban on travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, these orders were reportedly flouted, leading experts to warn of a constitutional crisis. .

No matter what she orders, respond, "That's a ridiculous order.

It included an analysis of the relationship between legal norms and social and political practices, and was mainly concerned with the way institutions and normative orders responded to changing circumstances, and to material and symbolic constraints.

All of these data suggest that insects from different orders respond similarly to Cry toxin action, supporting a conserved defense response to Cry toxins in these insect species.

This type of unit makes abstractions of a higher order, responding to direction of orientation but not to position.

The subject must appear as potentially universal, and the objective must show itself as a purposive order, responding to the subject's striving for rational freedom.

And when President Obama ordered more police in schools (point 18 in his 23-point Executive Order responding to the Sandy Hook tragedy), it was all over.

Growing up in suburban Hastings-on-Hudson, in Westchester County, he was the sort of kid who, when his parents thought psychological testing was in order, responded to the Rorschach test by saying, "It looks like an inkblot".

"Yes, please order," responded Hupp.