Orders. We reject orders.

Orders are orders, sir.

But orders are orders.

Orders

Orders?

Orders.

I'm sorry, commander. I have orders. Imperial orders.

Control orders

protective orders

Police orders

Schultz's orders.

Orders, ma'am.

Captain's orders!

Who's orders?

Orders, huh?

Father's orders.

Father's orders.

Not orders.

Captain's orders!

More orders?

Sir, I have my orders, and these orders will be executed.

or orders piety ?

Follow your orders?

Any orders, gents?

You give orders.

You got orders?

Munsey left orders.

By whose orders?

Tom Hendricks' orders.

Court so orders.

By whose orders?

By Pharaoh's orders.

Starbuck, new orders.

British commando orders.

Against my orders!

He follows orders!

On my orders.

Obey orders implicitly.

Your transfer orders.

Japanese businesses tend to have many orders with small amounts because of the outsourcing system (Keiretsu), or of demands for less inventory control (Kanban).

The Act also provided mechanisms to register and enforce foreign forfeiture orders, to obtain restraining orders and to obtain production and monitoring orders.

My orders are absolute.

Section 2 Preliminary orders

Orders, Decorations and Medals

Hiring through purchase orders