Sentence examples for about the orders that from inspiring English sources

"There are detailed statutory provisions about the orders that the court can make in these circumstances," it states, "but the statute does not say what the court is to achieve by making these orders.

"Sheriff Dart may have concerns about the orders that he is charged with enforcing, but he simply cannot refuse to carry them out.

You should also provide any additional details about the order that may be important in resolving the case.

The virus goes beyond just the HIV-positive community, the LGBT community we got free HIV testing at a university fair last month, and most people were saying, "Why would I be tested if I'm not gay?" I feel sad about the order that condoms can't be passed out in high school you're taking away those students' chance to have safe sex.

Mr. Shapiro said that each year he typically processes about five crocodilians -- the order that includes alligators, crocodiles and caimans.

The Batrachoidiformes, or toadfishes, comprise about 78 species, whereas Gadiformes, the order that encompasses the codfishes, contains about 555 species.

A1 Thrust into situations for which no training could have prepared them, 911 emergency operators had no time to do anything but give advice and improvise answers even when they were in the dark about evacuation orders that had been issued by fire and police commanders.

Learners generate a hypothesis about the array order that satisfies the requirements.

Ladar Levison's three-year fight for freedom to speak about the government order that shuttered Lavabit, his secure email service, is finally over.

"We believe the public deserves to know more about the violations of the secret court orders that have authorized the bulk collection of Americans' phone and email records under the Patriot Act," Wyden and Udall said.

The report didn't provide specifics about the number of orders that Google has been receiving through a confidential U.S. court set up under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to fight terrorism.