Orders are orders.

Orders are orders.

Orders are orders, sir.

Sorry, mister. Orders is orders.

Yes, but orders are orders.

The Administration should expedite that review.

Orders.

Orders.

Orders.

Control orders

protective orders

Maintenance orders.

Schultz's orders.

Orders, ma'am.

Captain's orders!

Imperial orders.

Travel orders.

Your orders...?

Bishop's orders

Direct orders.

Whose orders?

Whistles, orders.

Whose orders?

Obey orders.

Policy options and possible actions to expedite implementation

Lessons learned and new opportunities to expedite implementation

Tom follows orders.

or orders piety?

Mate's orders, Drisk.

You got orders?

Orders, Mr. Farrel.

Not my orders...

By whose orders?

Your travel orders.

Doctor's orders, Sam.

Read the orders.

The department's orders?

By my orders.

Everybody has orders.

Obey my orders!

With what orders?

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

Confronted with implacable Republican opposition, Obama is relying on what the administration calls a pen and phone strategy combining the bully pulpit and executive orders to move forward on several fronts, including infrastructure. At the urging of his 2011 2012 Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, he signed several executive orders to modernize and expedite the interagency review and permitting processes for high priority federal infrastructure projects.

Section 2 Preliminary orders

Hiring through purchase orders