Sentence examples for orders the formation from inspiring English sources

A memo dated 5 August 2011, from the NSB to the Deir ez-Zor security committee orders the formation of "investigation committees" to carry out the arrests of protest organisers as well as "those communicating with people living abroad, and those who tarnish the image of Syria in the foreign media and international organisations".

She also ordered the formation of a task force to deal with "political violence" directed at government officials.

King Abdullah has ordered the formation of an investigative committee, headed by the governor of Mecca himself.

Judge Faisal Arab later ordered the formation of a medical board to examine Musharraf and submit a report on his condition by the end of next week.

On Saturday, Mr. Saleh ordered the formation of a committee to investigate the attacks, according to the official news agency Saba.

Parks ordered the formation of an investigative task force to solve the cocaine theft, and to see if it was connected to the bank robbery or to other criminal activity.

Nine months after President Bush ordered the formation of a federal task force to prosecute corporate fraud, the former chief executives of Enron and WorldCom, who have come to symbolize corporate corruption, have not been charged, and may never be.

It is more than three decades since Jimmy Carter ordered the formation of gender-balanced "merit commissions" to increase the appointment of women and minorities in federal and state courts.

After the killings of the patrolmen, the lieutenant ordered the formation of an ad hoc police assault team to search the apartment where Mr. Mixon was then discovered.

The company had its start in 1939, when the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the formation of a department within the Moscow-based design bureau of the prominent aviation designer Nikolay N. Polikarpov to develop a new military fighter.

With such images showing a stark contrast with primitive conditions in North Korea, Mr. Kim ordered the formation of a special prosecutor's office last November to arrest people who deal in South Korean goods, largely videotapes, or who use South Korean expressions or slang, analysts in South Korea say.