Examples of using Whose orders in English and their translations into Spanish
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Questioned on whose orders?
Whose orders are they, then?
Whose orders, theirs?
Whose orders?
On whose orders?
On whose orders?
Yes, but there's one man whose orders come before yours, and I'm gonna talk to him right now.
there's a German Oberleutnant whose orders were part of the Ultra intercept
Other welfare institutions are staffed by nuns whose orders are reimbursed by the government.
The boy is under my brother's protection, the noble Giovanni Grimani, whose orders I execute.
Aircraft or assets that are not confiscated by an administrative procedure shall remain at the disposal of the court to whose orders they are subject for such purposes as it may have competence.
influence to appoint the Government whose orders you follow.
The decision to legalize detention after arrest is taken by a magistrate of public prosecution, whose orders can only be quashed by the Attorney General.
thanks of George IV, at a levee, he received little reward from the British Government, whose orders he had obeyed to the letter.
The guards were under orders to shut the gates at dusk. Whose orders?
commanded by Colonel Ljubomir Uzun-Mirković, whose orders were carried by Stepanović.
in whom I had had such firm faith and whose orders, whose every word had been gospel to me.
pledge association with Kaito Tatsunobu director of the Tenseikai accepting the aforementioned as my elder brother whose orders I will follow and whom I will never disobey.
together with the authority at whose orders the person is being detained,
daughter of Puerto Rico was called to active military service because Puerto Ricans could not vote for the Commander-in-Chief on whose orders they were putting their lives on the line.