Sentence examples for will have to be ordered from inspiring English sources

Gen. de Gaulle, as an indication that he, too, hopes no more firing squads will have to be ordered, commuted to life imprisonment two others who were to die for their part in the operation.

The whole duck assembled sequence will have to be ordered using the whole genome RH map which will be constructed in our laboratory, in conjunction with other mapping methods, such as genetic and/or BAC contig physical maps, the latter allowing finer mapping and orientation of small scaffolds.

While Bill Gates' new Web TV promises movies-on-demand, they will in fact have to be ordered up a day in advance, and transmitted with painful slowness over cable lines in the small hours of the night.

He will have to be in order to fend off the newcomers that rocked the establishment of Agassi and Sampras last year.

Whether the 102EX's innards resemble those of the ActiveE is unknown, but in pure power terms, the EX will have to be an order of magnitude more powerful to approximate the acceleration of the V-12 Phantom.

He built it into the very notion of a social welfare function, arguing that the result of aggregating preferences will have to be an ordering if it is to "reflect rational choice-making" (Arrow 1951 [1963]: 19).

Our study did not provide a true outcrossing rate, and genetic demographic studies will have to be conducted in order to determine whether outcrossing has any significant evolutionary effects.

Ortiz added, "He will have to be contained in order for war to be avoided.

Some European regulations will have to be altered in order to ensure the efficient use of energy, water and raw materials, and to protect the natural environment.

Trials will have to be conducted in order to keep the free-flowing nature of the game intact, but surely the incidents you describe aren't insurmountable?

How many of the regularly scheduled flights out of busy airports will have to be eliminated in order to create time for tougher security checks?