standing order

Steel helmets and gas helmets are the standing order for us when on duty.

I fancy there must have been a standing order to that effect.

If they haven't the issues, leave a standing order with them.

Publicity may be suspended by standing order in particular discussions.

For was there not a standing order that no petitioner should be denied admittance?

The troops were all inside—in obedience to the standing order.

It was treason to the cause of virtue, and the standing order of society.

Grazing is now practically a standing order in all spare time.

In 1880 the Speaker was given the power to repress disorder, now embodied, with subsequent modifications, in Standing Order 18.

He had a standing order with off-planet agents for archaic chess books, the older the better.