Sentence examples for orders thinking about from inspiring English sources

He continued that if you understand Korean culture, and North Koreans' regard for older leaders as well as the primary of the military in their system, "it is difficult to believe that a 29, 30 year-old would have complete control over bureaucracy, over military, over giving orders, thinking about what those orders mean," the official said.

To help people understand this I use the indigenous categories from Chinese, Indian and medieval European astrology and medicine as ways of ordering thinking about identity through cultural lenses.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Just don't put in any sell orders before thinking about all the consequences.

So there is room on the consequentialist picture for second-order thinking about the distributions of happiness.

Once you've got your environment and priorities in order, start thinking about how you're managing your time.

It pays for schools, hospitals – libraries!" The dilemma for most authors, says Marie Moser, who runs The Edinburgh Bookshop, "is that so many consumers click to order, without thinking about the implications of taxation and, if an author said they were never dealing with Amazon again, they'd be in big trouble".

This assists in planning the visual materials in the right order, and thinking about how to match images or videos with the voiceover and music.

There is much muttering on the order of keep thinking about the food, but the 30 other strands of plot keep getting in the way.

It was those camps, in the company of director Joe Wright, and a team from Oxfam, that Ejiofor visited earlier this year in order to start thinking about Lumumba.

But she had sought facial-feminization surgery in order to stop thinking about her gender, not to draw attention to it.