Sentence examples for which it ordered from inspiring English sources

The regime has now issued a statement in which it ordered all the schools to be closed.

No 10 drew a comparison with the way in which it ordered MPs to vote against a demand by the convention that prisoners should be given the vote.

(Editors' Weblog) Viacom dodges takedown lawsuit Viacom has admitted a bit of over-zealous YouTube hammering (we need a sexier name for issuing a takedown notice for YouTube...) in which it ordered YouTube to remove a totally legitimate parody video made by someone else.

In this way, McTaggart arrives at the question: what is the nature of the ordering relation that, in conjunction with other facts, gives rise to the appearance that the objects which it orders are in time?

That's especially true of the story behind one of its most important business areas: the logistics by which it ships orders to its customers.

Since then it has raised the rate at which it fulfils orders instantly from 77% to 88%, and it has cut its inventory by one-third.

Admiral Winnefeld, without waiting for orders from the Pentagon, ordered the carrier to turn around to be in attack position in case action was ordered, which it was within weeks.

This comes as Facebook fights an injunction from the Oculus/ZeniMax lawsuit, for which it has already been ordered to pay up a half-billion dollars.

It is not, however, extractable from skin, though the receptor protein to which it attaches in order to perform its action is present in many skin cells, and a closely similar molecule has been isolated from human urine.

Recognizing this, the Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and all the Townshend duties except the duty on tea, which it retained in order to assert its right to tax the colonies.

Among the exceptions are warships, two of which it has on order from France.