Sentence examples for controversial orders from inspiring English sources
A special legal committee investigating the controversial orders is due to report next month.
Early in his presidency, Berdymukhammedov took steps toward dismantling the vestiges of Niyazov's personality cult and reversing some of his controversial orders.
In the waning days of the last Administration, the Federal Communications Commission's Bureaus and Offices released a series of controversial orders and reports.
While Americans have been caught up in Trump's controversial orders and Russia-related investigations, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn).
The decision for Singh came on the same day that a police disciplinary tribunal convicted Toronto police Superintendent David Mark Fentonon on two counts of unlawful arrest and one count of discreditable conduct for his controversial orders to "kettle" demonstrators at the G20 Summit in Toronto in the summer of 2010.
But, a controversial order from Saudi Arabia apart, tie-ups with India, the UAE and other countries have failed to materialise.
More than anything, the film shines a light on the murky world of private contracting firms operating in Iraq and the controversial Order 17, which puts them above Iraqi law.
Bank Julius Baer had named Dynadot, a company in San Mateo, Calif., that was the registrar of the wikileaks.org domain name, as a defendant in the case, and the judge's controversial order was aimed at Dynadot.
On Wednesday, the government withdrew a controversial order which would have overturned the Supreme Court ruling and allowed convicted MPs to run for elections while appeals were pending.
Apple hires plenty of interns all year round, but one particular addition revealed this week caught the eye given the company's current position opposing a controversial order to enable the FBI to access the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
The controversial order, which saw comparisons to his long-promised "Muslim ban," faced added legal scrutiny after Trump publicly stated that he wanted to prioritize helping Christians fleeing Muslim-majority countries.
