Sentence examples for orders will have from inspiring English sources

In an increasingly interdependent world, different legal orders will have to endeavour to accommodate each other's jurisdictional claims.

Extra filtering of higher orders will have negligible effect for nearly all analyses, but should be considered if deliberately studying wavelength ranges with very heavy higher order contamination.

Critically, all orders will have to expire within a limited time.Mr Cameron confirmed on January 5th that he was working with Mr Clegg to replace control orders with something better.

However, the executive orders will have only limited impact in comparison with legislative action, and his speech laid bare how powerless Obama is in the face of intransigence from the Republican-controlled House.

A synonym of L1.5 data is "1a" (e.g. an event file for a grating observation, with the events assigned to their grating orders, will have "evt1a" in it's name).

That will mean either that the gap between bids and offers will widen, or that individual buy-and-sell orders will have a much bigger effect on prices.In consequence a liquidity shock in one asset class may have an effect in others, as dealers become ever more risk-averse.

The executive order will have global consequences.

Zab's order will have to come from somewhere else.

But officials say any such order will have to wait.

Order will have been restored, and it will be Bush versus Clinton, after all.

What effect the order will have on NATO operations was not immediately clear.