Come on, dear. Doctor's orders.

On Central security service's orders.

Orders are orders.

Orders are orders.

Orders are orders, sir.

Sorry, mister. Orders is orders.

Yes, but orders are orders.

I heard him taking orders on the phone.

You take too many orders on the telephone.

It's on the house. Orders from the boss.

Don't give me no orders, McAllister. Come on.

Load on demand

Update on demand

Synchronize on demand

Success never depends on positions... orders, plans, or even on numbers.

perpetrated on the orders of Governments or sanctioned by

Orders.

Orders.

Orders.

State Action on Demand

Load on Demand Services

Load attachments on demand

Largo had your brother murdered. It was on his orders.

On the demand side, the ongoing economic slowdown in China is starting to affect companies orders and revenues, adding to the challenges stemming from the persistently sluggish US economy. Meanwhile, the euro s recent appreciation (particularly against the Japanese yen) limits Europe s ability to compensate for anemic global demand by capturing greater market share.

(f) Introducing printing on demand.

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.

On 21 March 1997, the Panel issued its first Procedural Orders.

What do you want, an annuity for life on these orders?

We have more orders than we can fill on this number.

You know the boss's orders, he's got a plan on Scalise.

Prices depend on supply and demand.