Sentence examples for times orders from inspiring English sources

The memo, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, orders personnel not to use waist belts or handcuff boxes, which cover the chains between handcuffs and waist belts and sharply limit movement, unless a specific assessment has been made that the youth is dangerous.

I've collaborated with the Future of Music Coalition, and my band, OK Go, has been among the first to find real success on the Internet — our songs and videos have been streamed and downloaded hundreds of millions of times (orders of magnitude above our CD sales) — so the committee thought I'd make a decent spokesman for up-and-coming musicians in this new era of digital pandemonium.

Intensified processes may have response times orders of magnitudes faster than conventional units.

In particular, the retarding effect of Cr addition is remarkable, and holding times orders of magnitude longer than for other alloys are necessary to complete the reverse transformation.

Advances in materials processing has enabled the fabrication of tailored structures and morphologies offering, at times, orders of magnitude improvements in sensitivity, while high-resolution analytical methods have enabled a much improved examination of the structure and chemistry of these materials.

The customer said that she had several times ordered the same thing and never been surcharged.

McTaggart calls the series of times ordered by these relations "the B series".

McTaggart calls the series of times ordered by these properties "the A series".

Hero of Socialist Labour Order of Lenin, six times Order of the October Revolution Order of the Red Banner.

Around the same time, orders were issued to begin rounding up Armenians wholesale and deporting them.

The highest number of night-time orders came from Birmingham, Belfast and Glasgow.