"Young people growing up in our time are not only immersed in apps," the authors write, "they've come to think of the world as an ensemble of apps, to see their lives as a string of ordered apps, or perhaps, in many cases, a single, extended, cradle-to-grave app".
He became infamous for a string of station orders on all facets of life, as trivial as an order to conserve razor blades by sharpening them on glass, and for considering requiring formal dress for dinner.
On 94 separate occasions he has breached a string of restraining orders.
Addressing the recent string of gagging orders taken out against the media, Tugendhat said that there was "no stereotype" to which they all fit.
But 10 days after President Obama took office, the nation's most powerful labor leaders mingled in the Blue Room, moments after the new president, a man they helped put there, signed a string of executive orders undoing Mr. Bush's policies.
The Airbus deal immediately results in a string of side orders, with Pratt & Whitney landing a major engine contract for the A320neo, with further deals expected for suppliers of everything from seats and in-flight entertainment systems.
Now that Pruitt is running the show, Trump is reportedly planning a trip to EPA headquarters where he will likely sign a string of executive orders to revamp the agency as a whole.
Now that Pruitt is running the show, Trump is reportedly planning a trip to EPA headquarters where he will likely sign a string of executive orders to revamp the agency as a whole. .
Several hundred thousand of the people affected by the new string of evacuation orders had also been forced to leave just days earlier, and in extreme cases had one day or less reprieve.
That's not completely far-fetched he's already nominated a climate-change denier whose heart pumps crude oil to lead the EPA, and stafar-fetched he bracing themselves for a string of executive orders that may massively reshape the agency.
