Sentence examples for that can order from inspiring English sources

The bout has the advantage of being available to 51 million homes that can order pay-per-view, which is 16 million more than for Holyfield-Tyson II.

One exception is nuclear facilities, which are governed by a single federal agency -- the Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- that can order security steps using the leverage of withholding operating licenses.

Responding to the judge's decision in the case, Howard v. Ford Motor Company, the company issued a written statement saying that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is the only agency that can order a recall.

It reiterated his view that the United Nations should not assist national courts that can order the death penalty and said that the organization had no legal mandate to assist the tribunal.

It's basically a chat assistant that can order an Uber.

The finding, reported in this month's issue of Development, suggests that two or more genes may act as a committee of "master controllers" that can order up complex organs by turning on other genes.

Judging from the fact that you can order that title on Amazon, it looks like they're considered legal, if not socially acceptable, to own. .

That and the fact that you can order your favourite meal from your favourite restaurant to be delivered to your bed by bike courier.

On Thursday, an adult entertainment company called CamSoda announced a new sex toy called the RubGrub, a vibrator attachment that can also order food for you.

And Windows XP users -- or anyone, for that matter -- can also order beautiful gift books, identical to the ones that you can order through iPhoto (but with Web-based, far less refined layout tools), by visiting www.mypublisher.com.

Order it sweet or not — the good news is that you can order it.