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extended order

American  

noun

  1. an irregular formation of troops to suit the tactical requirements and the terrain.

  2. open order.


Example Sentences

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The extended order would allow flexibility for hospitals to increase bed capacity, telemedicine, and expand their staff.

From Washington Times

The extended order maintains restrictions on travel to only essential activities, according to NBC Bay Area.

From Fox News

The extended order — which now runs through Aug. 1 — also adds a variety of new provisions, according to Inslee’s office.

From Seattle Times

Those areas will still fall under the city’s extended order.

From Washington Times

In October, Boeing executives cited an extended order drought from China when they said the company would slow production to 12 Dreamliners a month by late this year from its peak rate of 14.

From Seattle Times