Sentence examples for Overdue order from inspiring English sources

Eight years after the American church's overdue order, it is shocking that Pope Benedict XVI and the Vatican have not yet applied it to the worldwide Roman Catholic Church.

Some Democrats argue that such investigations are long overdue in order to expose and correct a pattern of abuses by the administration.

"Moving past this evening's address, the best thing President Obama can do for ENDA is lead by example and sign the long overdue executive order creating LGBT workplace protections at federal contractors," he said.

The drug companies' announcement came a day after the Clinton administration issued a long-overdue executive order saying the United States would not interfere with African countries that violate American patent law to provide AIDS drugs more cheaply, either by licensing local companies to produce generic versions or by importing lower-cost drugs.

Yet this whole-scale overhaul is much-needed and long-overdue in order to bring the "people's party" back to being a robust "big -tent" party-and beyond that, a socio-political movement-that serves the rest of us.

For their part, conservatives praised the changes as long overdue — particularly the order that will limit how much paid time federal employees can spend doing union work on the job.

The law says that if the government lacks funds, it can postpone overdue pension payments ordered by courts.

Certainly, most Russians still consider the military operation a long overdue effort to bring order to the breakaway republic.

For some, those cases were a relief and an overdue restoration of schoolhouse order.

For some, those cases were an overdue restoration of schoolhouse order.

A new anti-Iran containment strategy is in order and overdue.