Sentence examples for power of ordering from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "When one country gets other countries to want what it wants, [it] might be called co-optive or soft power, in contrast with the hard or command power of ordering others to do what it wants".

Such recombination suppression may, in part, be due to structural differences in chromosomes between cultivated and wild cucumbers (Table S3), which, in turn, may have reduced the power of ordering markers and scaffolds.

The sculpture, on the floor, speaks with sullen power of order and randomness and not much else.

In the 3rd and 4th centuries, problems of schism within churches were resolved by appealing to the power of orders (i.e., the power a person has by reason of his ordination as deacon, priest, or bishop) transmitted by the imposition of hands through a chain from the Apostles.

In the Roman Catholic Church it has been maintained that a special charismatic sacramental endowment conveying an indelible "character" has been conferred on those who receive valid ordination by the laying on of hands on their heads by bishops (who thus transfer to them the "power of orders"), prayer, and a right intention.

Including such canceled orders leads to a higher explanatory power of order imbalance for concurrent returns.

Karmal, when taking power in 1979, accused Amin of ordering the assassination of Khyber.

Mubarak will also face trial for abuse of power and ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters during the 18-day uprising in early 2011 that removed him from office.

This gave the government and police special powers of arrest, the power to order a curfew and conduct house-to-house searches.

This is a precondition for the valid exercise by the Minister for Home Affairs of the power to order the detention.

Bush has claimed the unilateral power to order the mistreatment of prisoners and the wiretapping of Americans.