military order

These were to be kept in good financial and military order.

All of them, she thought, an entire culture trained to military order.

I understand the airport will be closed by military order soon.

Around this time, the second of three military orders were created.

In the 14th century and after it was the main headquarters of the military order.

No military order would stop a nation from educating itself.

To some extent they did, indeed, as in the military orders.

The universities have remained closed by military order for more than two years.

But the court has not reversed any of those military orders.

"Last week we were under military orders that no light should show after 5 o'clock."

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

Yet, civilian rights could still be suppressed in light of military order.

Together these affected all aspects of military order, discipline, and life.

But he insisted upon putting himself under military orders, to do these things at the will of another, if required.

All he had hoped for was some semblance of military order.

The police said they had violated a military order banning them from that area.

The west's best soldiers served in the ranks of the military orders.

He soon had the airfield in top military order, only to have to shut it down.

The Dash 7 also gained a number of military orders.

Since then, more than 700,000 Palestinian men, women and children have been detained under military orders.

Funeral services will be held from his home Wednesday afternoon with military orders.

"It was an unexpected price and the fact they were going against what our military orders stated."

The religious military orders that became popular across Europe from the twelfth century.

It is the subsidiary church of the military orders in Italy.