Sentence examples for possibly ordered from inspiring English sources

From the outset, Yemeni and American investigators have said their working theory about the bombing was that it was inspired, and possibly ordered, by Mr. bin Laden.

They seem to be saying, "somewhere in this clump of legislative language, you'll find things that relate to things in this other clump of legislative language, and the clumps span multiple sections or provisions, possibly ordered differently in each document".

His father has been murdered, he thinks, and there's a contract on Dane's life, too, possibly ordered by his childhood friend, Vinny Monticelli — who seems, for obscure reasons, much less interested in killing him than in taunting him.

He also possibly ordered military campaigns against Libyan chieftains in the Western Desert, bringing back livestock to Egypt.

"Now we know that since this happened during her time in the Premier's office, she oversaw and possibly ordered the destruction of documents during the cover-up," his official webpage proclaims loudly.

Another test was investigated, the asymptotic generalized Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test, which tests the independence of two possibly ordered factors (prediction values of hits vs. non-hits).

"Argentina has been sold 300,000 units and will possibly order more, and the Far East has ordered 400,000 units," according to a March 1985 Cutter report.

In an interview on CNN Turk tonight, Mr. Gul mentioned an additional reason for possibly ordering troops into northern Iraq: any sign of refugees coming toward Turkey.

To much of the world, America looks like a place where top officials condone and possibly order the torture of innocent people, and suffer no consequences.

Thursday's hearing was to present the prosecutors' case to the judge who will then evaluate its merits and possibly order more investigations before setting the official charges.

The hearing was to present the prosecutors' case to the judge who will then evaluate its merits and possibly order more investigations before setting the official charges.