Sentence examples for renewed orders from inspiring English sources

Walmart renewed orders for 2012, and Drugstore.com began stocking the brand last September.

But government officials, who confirmed an article in The Washington Post on Sunday that first disclosed the new presidential finding, said it was important to give the C.I.A. renewed orders when the Bush administration declared an all-out war on global terrorism, with Al Qaeda's leaders as its most important targets.

But Judge Khanna ordered the reporters to leave the courtroom before the proceeding took place under a renewed order that will make the trial closed to anyone not directly connected to the trial, including reporters.

On the right, suspicion of threat leading to continually renewed order and security.

I was being asked to renew orders where there had been no certificate and I wouldn't.

Some 18,000 jobs in the industry have been lost in recent days as American firms have failed to renew orders, according to a trade group in Pakistan.

B11 PAKISTANI INDUSTRY -- Pakistan's textile and apparel industry, which employs 60percentt of the country's industrial work force, has lost at least 18,000 jobs recently after some American clothing retailers decided not to renew orders.

If chance was built into the nature of things, as Darwin had proved, and if an attempt to renew order could lead only to anachronism and absurdity (as the Oxford Movement had proved), what was left?

The Emperor's death in 337 allowed Athanasius to return to Alexandria, but Constantine's son Constantius, emperor in the East, renewed the order of banishment in 338.

They renewed the order but did at least express their dissatisfaction by tagging on an amendment stating their regret that the government has not found some other means of dealing with suspected terrorists.

In an amendment to the press law passed in July as part of a judiciary reform package, Parliament declared all past publication bans null and void unless renewed by order of a court within six months of the law coming into effect, a deadline which expires on Jan . 5