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obeyed orders - traduction vers néerlandais
LEGISLATIVE ORDER IN MANY COUNTRIES, PARTICULARLY OF COMMONWEALTH REALMS
Orders in Council; Orders-In-Council; Orders-in-Council; Order in council; Orders in council; Order-in-council; Orders In Council; Orders-in-council; Order-in-Council
obeyed orders
opgevolgde bevelen
sealed orders
ORDER GIVEN THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF A SHIP OR SQUADRON THAT IS SEALED UP, WHICH HE IS NOT ALLOWED TO OPEN TILL HE HAS PROCEEDED A CERTAIN LENGTH INTO THE HIGH SEAS; AN ARRANGEMENT IN ORDER TO ENSURE SECRECY IN A TIME OF WAR
Sealed Orders; Sealed order
verzegelde orders
order in council
koninklijk bevel ((in Engeland) document dat bestuurstype van Palestina vaststelde)
Définition
holy orders
also Holy Orders
Someone who is in holy orders is a member of the Christian clergy.
He took holy orders in 1935.
N-PLURAL
Wikipédia
Order in Council
An Order-in-Council is a type of legislation in many countries, especially the Commonwealth realms. In the United Kingdom this legislation is formally made in the name of the monarch by and with the advice and consent of the Privy Council (King-in-Council), but in other countries the terminology may vary. The term should not be confused with Orders of Council, which are made in the name of the Council without sovereign approval.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour obeyed orders
1. They just obeyed orders, so the talk of interference just doesn’t arise.
2. The ministry said Afghan security forces across the country obeyed orders and all officials were appointed by the government.
3. And it would work only if most residents over a potentially sprawling region obeyed orders to stay home as the emergency blossomed.
4. Benjamin Halevi, who was later one of the judges in Adolf Eichmann‘s trial, asked one of the accused whether he would also justify a Nazi soldier who obeyed orders.
5. The sweltering city of 480,000 people – an estimated 80% of whom obeyed orders to evacuate as Katrina closed in over the weekend – had no drinkable water, and the electricity could be out for weeks.