subsequent order

A second or subsequent order may last up to four weeks.

A subsequent order was given from the government to ban the supplement.

This resulted in many years of work on subsequent orders.

A subsequent order for an 18-aircraft second batch was cancelled.

At the appropriate time, a subsequent order is issued that states the actual day and times.

Subsequent orders cost less because one's die does not have to be recast.

Subsequent orders established an open energy marketplace and set rules for participation in it.

Throughout this time period, authorities had the name changed four times in the subsequent order:

Subsequent order: alert the whole network that you're out of strategy.'

This and the above modification created the modified Flower design for subsequent orders.

Subsequent orders had the clear tapes and fully clear cases.

Subsequent orders that were made afterward were with the corrected volume 1 video.

My subsequent orders might well concern you.

If the first order is made for less than eight weeks however the balance of this period may be taken up by the second or subsequent orders.

Subsequent orders clarified the entitlement to the badge and made it compulsory.

He also is the second lama who consciously incarnates in subsequent order of Buddhist teachers.

Any further orders must therefore be treated as second or subsequent orders for timing purposes.

This CD also quickly sold out and stores had to put in subsequent orders to accommodate the demand.

Subsequent orders on 9 January delayed the move to 10 January.

Put on a suit, and take your subsequent orders from Tait or Styan.

It is unknown whether there were any prior or subsequent orders or attempts to release the building's locks.

Even so, the locomotive's performance was good enough to warrant subsequent orders for a further five slightly larger and more powerful compound Mallets.

After several subsequent orders and appeals, Napster shut its service last July, having by that time drawn more than 70 million users, it said.

The case was rendered moot by Lincoln's subsequent order in February 1862 to release almost everyone held as a political prisoner.

The writ was often issued to amend or change a subsequent order or to correct an error that may have been missed earlier.