One of them is brave enough to confess his unease over following illegal orders, such as the ban on prayer.
Mendicant orders, such as the Franciscans, the Dominicans, the Carmelites, and the Augustinians, arose in the 13th century.
Pepperoni is the best-selling pizza, but the company said it was also seeing strong sales of new side orders such as doughnuts.
Some fans have suggested Plagueis' supposed return tallies with The Force Awakens' apparent shift towards new dark side orders, such as the mysterious Knights of Ren.
It is also the case that some Israeli publications have not obeyed gag orders, such as Haaretz (see here and here), as did an Australian outlet.
Owing to his influence, other new orders—such as the Premonstratensians, the English Gilbertines, and the military Knights Templars accepted or imitated Cistercian practices.
The aircraft-building company is having trouble keeping up with new orders, such as the juicy $3 billion it received from China this week for 50 new aircraft.
The medical officer has various statutory powers conferred by acts of Parliament, regulations and orders, such as food and drugs acts, milk and dairies regulations, and factories acts.
Religious orders such as the Benedictines arrived in the 11th century, the Cistercians in the 12th century, and the Dominicans and the first nuns in the 13th century.
Offshoots of the friendly societies include trade unions, fraternal orders (such as the International Order of Odd Fellows), and life insurance companies.
US attorneys were citing the All Writs Act, a vague legal principle from America's founding that gives courts broad authority to make sure orders – such as iPhone search warrants – are executed.
