Sentence examples for Valid orders from inspiring English sources

However, the Home Office says it has sent out 117,000 leaflets in response to "valid orders".

Even now, Internet service providers in Europe divulge customer information — which they normally keep on hand for about three months, for billing purposes — to police officials with legally valid orders on a routine basis, said Peter Fleischer, the Paris-based European privacy counsel for Google.

If Centaur had been in breach of the Hague Convention of 1907, and someone had informed the Japanese of this, I-177 may have been under valid orders to attack.

"I prefer cooperation to contempt, but right now, there's no question they're in contempt of a valid order of the Congress," Mr. Leahy said.

If ordered to do so, however, the company will withhold the payments from the two executives, Mr. O'Malley continued, writing, "Freddie Mac intends to comply fully with any valid order issued".

Resource deployment needs Create, Update and Delete transaction managements and also needs a valid order of each resource operation.

If it's a valid order, [operators] will go ahead and launch the weapons.

We asked for a combo of proteins, which didn't seem to be a valid order to him.

Instead, overlap-based approaches at larger scales (e.g., 50 μm) yielded valid order of magnitude estimates of synaptic innervation for excitatory neurons (Lubke et al. 2003; Binzegger et al. 2004; Meyer, Wimmer, Hemberger, et al. 2010).

If male dominance is linked to genetic quality and also positively to breeding success, we predict dominance to be linked to the additive genetic variance in fitness, i.e. to variation in 'good genes', since only additive genetic effects can lead to an universally valid order of mate quality while with non-additive genetic effects the order of mate quality would differ for different females [ 18].

Administration officials said that in the wake of the surveillance law's expiration, most phone providers had continued to carry out valid wiretapping orders, but that at least one company had expressed reluctance over particular operations.