The orders as he had dictated them gave him the authority to coopt regimental groups or smaller, depending on need, but only if they were not currently deployed on some other duty.
The order of elimination dictated who wrestled who.
It is worn on the left breast with other medals and the order of precedence dictates it be placed immediately after the Medal for Courage.
His duty and his orders dictated instant flight, avoiding action, and so prolonging Blitcher's fighting life.
Due to the secrecy of the robot's mission, their orders dictate they must destroy themselves upon discovery.
Commissioner Montoya seemed incapable of understanding that the natural order of the Universe dictated the planet Yagra IV should be settled by the Harmonious Unities of the Kaldorni Way.
Lawyers for the United States, he said, had successfully argued that orders by President Bush dictate that the money be used only to rebuild Iraq.
As with language, the generative order does not dictate the result of its use.
The book is most well known because it states that the natural order dictates slavery's existence.
- Mr President, for reasons of principle, I would prefer the chairman of the Committee on International Trade, Mr Barón Crespo, to speak first, but parliamentary order dictates otherwise.
