Sentence examples for orders whether from inspiring English sources
The figure was up 6% on the previous year, and refers to all investigations and protection orders, whether substantiated or not.
Butterfield carried out Nixon's most peculiar orders, whether they involved barring a senior economic adviser from a White House faith service or making sure that Henry Kissinger was no longer seated at state dinners next to the most attractive woman at the occasion.
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Meal2Go's technology will allow Just Eat to offer the takeaways that power its online food ordering business a central system for managing orders — whether online, 'walk-in' or over the phone — incentivizing them to continue to work with it, and luring more restaurant partners into its fold.
One can distinguish positional order (whether molecules are arranged in any sort of ordered lattice) and orientational order (whether molecules are mostly pointing in the same direction), and moreover order can be either short-range (only between molecules close to each other) or long-range (extending to larger, sometimes macroscopic, dimensions).
Shoppers will be able to order whether they live near an Aldi or not, although deliveries are not available in Northern Ireland.
That ease with form has enabled Harrison to write poetry of great subtlety and power to order, whether on battle-fronts or film shoots.
"You can't waste eight pitches on the No. 8 hitter in the batting order, whether the No. 8 hitter has power or not".
It always matters, as it wouldn't in "Law and Order," whether a drug courier darts into the third or the fourth doorway in a low-rise courtyard.
Most of us would be happy to hear this pianist play any random music in any order, whether by Schnittke, Schnebel, Schnabel, or Cher.
Among its responsibilities was to gather intelligence about political threats to the established order, whether it be grieving families wanting to know the truth about police misconduct or activists wanting to bring about radical change.
