Sentence examples for orders to whom from inspiring English sources

"In addition, the religious orders to whom those persons belong remain intact and continue to operate within and outside the state," the letter said.

Personally I'd rather keep a distance with the animals environment, trying not to interfere with their daily life, trying not to step too much on their universe in order to preserve whom they genuinely are.

The perspective of an evaluation is important to the decision maker, in order to determine to whom the costs occur.

New Labour was obliged to "move on" from its archaic commitment to a working class in the throes of dissolution in order to prove itself (to whom?) "credible".

Data from control participants were analyzed to parallel the OFF-ON order of the patient to whom they were matched.

Though appointed viceroy of Rumelia, he repeatedly failed to carry out the orders of the Ottoman sultan, to whom he sent plausible excuses and many presents.

Even patients in group C, to whom no respiratory orders or just a shallow breathing order were given, showed several grades of TIC.

By the time a doctor got to the right screen to order a drug, the patient's name was sometimes no longer on the screen, making it easy to confuse to whom the order was going.

As an example, I've found some advice on Mind's Web site for people with mental health problems, which includes the following advice, applicable to any medical problem: "If you do decide to disclose you might like to work out a strategy in advance, about how and when you will disclose, how much and to whom, in order to keep some control of the process.

A self-sustaining rumor mill, he knows exactly what to say and to whom, in order to create the most drama.

Given enough information, it might be possible to design an intelligent system in order to both identify patients to whom protocols would be applicable and prevent use in patients with exclusion criteria.