Sentence examples for apply for an order from inspiring English sources

The police apply for an order curtailing your movements, you are forced to surrender your passport at certain times, and to report to the police.

Under the Serious Crime Act, FGM protection orders can now be issued whereby potential victims or third parties can apply for an order to protect the person at risk.

Asked about this, Ms. Hensman said she could not have waited for the police to get a court order because the police did not know what she knew and therefore did not know to apply for an order.

Lawyers acting for the Metropolitan Police will on Friday apply for an order under the 1989 act requiring the Guardian to hand over documents that could identify the source of information for several articles published as part of the newspaper's investigation into phone hacking.

A potential victim, friend or police can apply for an order aimed at protecting an individual through the courts.

The facts: Section 215 of the Patriot Act permits the government to apply for "an order requiring the production of any tangible things... for an investigation... to protect against international terrorism or clandestine intelligence activities".

After a high court judge criticised the authority over Poppi's care, council bosses applied for an order to bar the media from reporting their failings.

In 2002 Lancashire's chief constable, Paul Stephenson, applied for an order against Lisa Marie Potter, 22, who was regularly seen soliciting in the Deepdale area of Preston.

The appellant is applying for an order setting aside the judgment of the House of Lords and, if granted, for permission to rely on fresh evidence at the rehearing of the appeal".

As a senior Liberal Democrat called on the attorney general to block the "extremely bizarre" use of the act, Grant warned that police were turning on the "goodies" after Scotland Yard applied for an order under the 1989 act to require the Guardian to identify its sources on phone hacking.

The high court document released this morning is signed by Mr Justice Eady and discloses that in March last year Hoppen successfully applied for an order that required Vodafone to disclose the phone number and other details of a person who had accessed or attempted to access her voicemail.