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They were given governmental orders to proceed to Tromsø.

This was triple the amount for contaminated soil that by Japanese governmental orders should be sealed into concrete.

Ernst Starhemberg was left out of the new governmental order in an attempt to end rivalries between private armies.

This company enjoyed success and the confidence of French authorities, receiving large governmental orders and was allowed to export arms to other countries.

Finding the reference he was searching for, he quoted from an official governmental order dated A.D. 104.

He risks 43 years in prison over charges of violating governmental order, treason and abusing and usurping power.

Governmental orders forbidding images, chantries, saint worship, and requiem masses, for example, seem to have had an immediate impact on expressions of personal piety.

Oiie had invited him to dinner several times since his first visit, always rather stiffly, as if he were carrying out a duty of hospitality, or perhaps a governmental order.

Cassius Severus, a fearless fighter of freedom of speech,was sharply eloquent against the new governmental order, which finally saw him exiled and his works banned after his death.

A7 Farmers Rebel in Zimbabwe Nearly 3,000 white farmers in Zimbabwe waited anxiously for a response after hundreds of farmers defied a governmental order to abandon their farms.

Even if the latter were true, it would merely allow the people to choose their government: it does not base the governmental order, the British 'constitution', on their authority and thus only gives them only half their right.

"Now that governmental order, at this point, is a five fold spirit ministry governmental order consisting of apostles, prophets, evangelists, elders or pastors (those two terms are synonymous) and teachers."

To show the sympathy of Turkish people to a foreign leader, flags are also flown at half-mast by governmental order (such as after the deaths of Yasser Arafat or Pope John Paul II).

In April 1936 according to a governmental order Galerkin was appointed chairman of the Governmental Commission for the examination of the Moscow Palace of Soviets steel frame walls and overlappings initial project.

The Democrats, bereft of leadership and ideas (though not of their own Beltway bandits), also harbor a number of would-be presidents, but they are busier positioning themselves politically than they are articulating actual positions that might indicate what a new governmental order would look like.

Although not formally abolished, hundreds and lathes fell out of usage at the end of the 19th Century, with, for example, the Lathe of Sutton last being used as a unit in the London Gazette, the newspaper for governmental orders, as late as 1899.

Of these three, the Order of Polonia Restituta is a governmental order of merit awarded by the President of Poland, while the Ordo Sancti Stanislai and the International Order of Saint Stanislaus describe themselves as private charitable organizations.

The Maritime Security Agency is the executive regulatory agency of the Government of Pakistan operates under the Ministry of Defence (MoD) during peacetime, but it can be transferred to Pakistan Navy by the governmental orders during the time of war.