On what basis, and on whose order?
Now, after centuries of European dominance, the map has emerged from its hibernation into a world whose order is being reversed once again.
Affiliated with them were the Franciscan nuns, whose order was founded at Assisi in 1212, by St. Clare, who was under the guidance of St. Francis.
The religious leader, whose order found little support with other Kashmiri leaders, now insists that he only asked Americans to leave for their own safety.
She grew up in Ireland's County Clare as one of 11 children, whose order she fluently recites, including herself because "otherwise it ruins the rhythm".
And then, finally, around 1pm we pick up our food from the counter and sit down, sharing a table with two men whose order is twice ours.
As late as 2001, Lohan said a nun whose order organised the adoption accused her of being a "destroyer of lives" by seeking to track down her father.
My neighbor, whose order had been more expensive than mine, said, "Could we have separate checks, please?" "Separate checks?" the waitress asked.
President Andrés Pastrana, on whose order Mr. Del Rio was cashiered from the army in 1999, has insisted that his government is aggressively going after paramilitaries.
At a hearing at Central London Employment Tribunal last week, Mr Strong also said his house was burgled earlier this month – on the day his witness statement was sent to the company, whose order book stands at £3.8bn.
Chris Leh, the owner of a fledgling manufacturing company in Ephrata, Pa., recently landed the kind of deal that growing companies dream about, with a major client whose order volume will triple his annual sales to around $1.5 million.
