Sentence examples for a wide-ranging order from inspiring English sources

And in perhaps the boldest criticism of the law, another federal judge in Brooklyn, Sterling Johnson Jr., who was New York City's special narcotics prosecutor from 1975 until 1991, recently issued a wide-ranging order that directly contradicts the law's provision granting Congress more direct access, without the need for judicial permission, to a variety of case documents.

The broadcasters are understood to be considering a challenge to the wide-ranging order, which includes footage of a police officer apparently using a stun gun at close range.

But environmentalists are not giving up without a fight and plan to protest the wide-ranging order that has been met with fierce criticism.

For a wide-ranging experience, order a "flight" of four wines (Malbec Power, say, or Nosotros Pinoteamos) in sample sizes guided by one of Shout's team.

BBC, SKY, ITN, Hardcash Productions and freelance journalist Jason Parkinson went to a Judicial Review to overturn a decision by Chelmsford Crown Court to grant a wide-ranging production order to hand over all footage from the Dale Farm evictions to Essex Police.

The president's announcement will be the culmination of a wide-ranging review ordered by Mr. Obama last fall on how the government treats hostages captured overseas.

US intelligence agencies concluded that the accounts were hacked as part of a wide-ranging operation ordered by Putin to damage Clinton's bid for the presidency and assist Trump's campaign.

The disclosure that 114 Home Office files from the 1980s, including the so-called Geoffrey Dickens dossier, had been destroyed or gone missing proved the tipping point for Theresa May's decision to order a wide-ranging inquiry into historical sex abuse claims.

At a rare state department briefing held amid reports that Donald Trump was preparing to order a wide-ranging investigation into Chinese trade practices, the US secretary of state told reporters that ties were at a crossroads following "a long period of no conflict" that had lasted more than four decades.

Two judges upheld Defence Secretary Liam Fox's refusal to order a wide-ranging investigation, but said one could be "required in due course".

Chuck Hagel, the defense secretary, said he ordered a wide-ranging review of the Defense Department's reliance on private contractors.