In modern Russian, an administrative or military order (to do something).

A 24 March 2006 internal administrative order asked the magistrates not to be too lenient on their judgments.

Appeals from final administrative orders of local government code enforcement boards.

He said the agency issued about 390 administrative orders relating to sludge from 1997 to 2002 - 110 of them punitive.

Prefects may issue administrative orders in areas falling within the competency of the national government, including general safety.

As a result, 43 of 45 members of the varsity football team were discharged by administrative order.

The attorney general appoints the chief immigration judge and can change the detention rules by administrative order.

The superior orders prefer us, the administrative orders, to remain as we are.

The new rules were passed as an administrative order and do not require approval of Parliament.

He and his appointed government members wanted to create administrative order to the general benefit of his subjects.