Sentence examples for orders that a from inspiring English sources

A despotic emperor, Kaya Maghan (Kardigué Laïco Traoré), following the decrees of his priest, orders that a beautiful young virgin, Sia (Fatoumata Diawara), be sacrificed to the fearsome Python God.

("Can't seem to keep them alive down there," he notes blithely, after giving orders that a group of slaves be sent to work in the copper mines.) The dialogue, by and large, is of the B-movie swashbuckler variety of the 1930's and 40's.

The ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a case brought by the federal government and minority firefighters did not involve Garaufis' orders that a new test be used to hire future firefighters.

Many big chains are offering it for online orders that meet a certain minimum, generally $50 or $100.

At present, it is only the interpretation of derivatives orders that causes a problem.

To make the offer financially viable, limit it to orders that exceed a certain dollar amount.

A "stop order" is an order that becomes a market order once a certain price is reached.

An injunction is an order that requires a defendant to refrain from doing something.

In 2005, the governor issued an executive order that allowed a more rapid approval of coal plant permits.

Today, Obama signed an executive order that creates a task force to coordinate the actions of several federal agencies.

The second approach is to find an ordering that optimizes an objective function.