The reporter suggested she had used the term "order to shoot" – to German ears, a chilling reference to the orders East German guards had to shoot anyone trying to escape illegally from the GDR.
"This is a table setter for a bunch of stuff that is coming," Cohn said in reference to the executive order, which Trump signed on Friday.
Such width of concern had an obvious reference to the social order (and may express also Burke's thinking about the theatre).
This reference to the divine order and to the mysterious character of the souls of those who have prophetic experiences associated with it introduces one of the central themes of the Kuzari.
Virtues are "second-order" ways of being good in that they are explicated in ways that make reference to the first-order ways (Thomson 1996, 144-147; 1997, 279 281; 2001, 59 67).
He had supported the opening of Senate proceedings with prayer and had made frequent reference to the standing orders of the British House of Commons.
According to Wikipedia, "possibly the first use of the English word "hierarchy" cited by the Oxford English Dictionary was in 1880 when it was used in reference to the three orders of three angels as depicted by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite (5th-6th centuries).
The order issued late Tuesday said, "The Court of Appeals' stay order with reference to the district court's order enjoining the ambulatory surgical center requirement is vacated".
