Sentence examples for Order for costs from inspiring English sources
Giving his ruling on Monday, Mr Justice Baker made no order for costs, given the circumstances of her case.
Rejecting Huhne's challenge against Sweeney's order, Lord Justice Davis said he had never objected to an order for costs in principle - his objection was to the amount.
"Ms Rothery asked to be a named defendant in the original trespass case and was informed by the court at the time that, as a result, an order for costs could be made against her.
The order for costs was made in favour of Chambers; the CPS should immediately put out a statement explaining exactly how much public money, and how many hours, have been spent pursuing the case.
"In order to avoid unnecessary, unfair and inaccurate speculation as to the terms of settlement and, given that such speculation has already found its way into the press, Mr Imerman confirms that he will pay a lump sum to Ms Tchenguiz of £15m in instalments, with no order for costs".
In order for cost and supply to keep up with the demand artists often use cheap and accessible materials such plywood, particleboard and Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).
The authors in this study recommend the use of a cut-off score of 16 for use in South Africa, particularly within the public sector health clinics in order for cost-efficient treatment programmes to be implemented on a large scale.
In order for the cost of ITM to be reduced and their commercialization to be feasible, next generation ITMs should achieve high permeation fluxes while operating at low temperatures.
We also explored by how much the premium would need to increase in order for the cost to revenue ratio to fall to 30%, under baseline conditions, and conditions under planned reforms.
He points to Jan . 18 , 2011as "a crucial day," when President Obama signed an executive order calling for cost-benefit analysis, flexible approaches, scientific integrity, and a "lookback" at regulation on the books, and strengthened public participation in finalizing regulations.
Such order or judgment for costs or fees under this title or the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure against any governmental unit shall be consistent with the provisions and limitations of section 2412(d)(2)(A) of title 28.
