In Price v. Johnston, supra, § 262 supplied the authority for a United States Court of Appeals to issue an order commanding that a prisoner be brought before the court for the purpose of arguing his own appeal.
Any district court of the United States within the jurisdiction of which any mail matter shall have been sent or received in violation of the order provided for by this section shall have jurisdiction, upon application by the Attorney General, to issue an order commanding compliance with such notice.
Using music and drawing interfaces, the robots entice young children to develop coding skills, like ordering commands in a sequence, and working in subroutines.
In addition to operating as an excellent absorber, this machine seemed to introduce very little spurious harmonic content when driven with a first-order command signal.
For the synthesis of control system, the measured output error and the states of a third-order command generator are used.
Although the date of composition is uncertain — the observation that "here in Florence, if you're not in with the ruling party... you can't even get a dog to bark at you" describes a long-term quandary — we know that the play was first put on in 1520, in a production so successful that Pope Leo X ordered a command performance at the papal court later that year.
Add members to the site rooster and let them have a login and do things like show member's pictures and have a order of command page and other such things.
Multipoint linkage analysis was performed for each linkage group by the "order" command using an informativeness criteria of 100 individual and a distance between markers of 2.00 cM.
The U.S. general who was in charge of running prisons in Iraq told Army investigators earlier this year that she had resisted decisions by superior officers to hand over control of the prisons to military intelligence officials and to authorize the use of lethal force as a first step in keeping order -- command decisions that have come in for heavy criticism in the Iraq prison abuse scandal.
The Book of Joshua, for example, is an account of a divinely ordered genocide: God commanding His people to exterminate every person in the land of Canaan, even down to the boys and girls.
Judge David Hale found that Trump's words "Get 'em out of here" were not protected by the first amendment and could constitute incitement to riot insofar as they were "an order, an instruction, a command" to his supporters to commit assault and battery.
