Sentence examples for a decision ordering from inspiring English sources

This week, a state appellate court upheld a decision ordering the development corporation to release documents regarding the expansion of Columbia University to Mr. Sprayregen because of the conflict of interest.

This year, he wrote a decision ordering the Internal Revenue Service to provide information about tax-exempt applications as part of a Tea Party lawsuit that accused the agency of unfairly targeting conservatives.

The existing rules permit the service to appeal a decision ordering the release of an alien, but in many cases the rules do not provide for a stay of the release decision during the time that the service would be pursuing an appeal...

The California Supreme Court agreed to review Yelp's objection to a decision ordering it to strip the Internet of comments posted about a San Francisco law firm.

A board member can also be removed by the commissioner of education for the willful violation or neglect of duty, or the willful disobedience of a law or a decision, order or regulation of the commissioner of education or Board of Regents.

If you're too overwhelmed with the selection or suffer from an inability to make a decision, order a flight and enjoy three mini Bloody Marys of your choice.

A federal appeals court has just ruled against a 2013 decision ordering the NSA to stop its bulk metadata collection program.

This month, the appeals court declassified an opinion it issued in October that reversed a Federal District Court decision ordering Mr. Latif's release.

That is surely the highest priority for the state this year in light of a State Supreme Court decision ordering more money for the city.

Ukip continues to contest an order to hand over information to commission investigators, according to the report, and has appealed against a tribunal decision ordering it to disclose data.

The ruling stems from a dispute over an emergency program established by the governor in October to help address a federal decision ordering California to solve its prison problems or face rulings for the release of inmates.