Sentence examples for could order that from inspiring English sources

If he suddenly decided that a man was unworthy, he could order that man's wives to marry another he judged worthier.

Regulators also could order that warnings be added to prescribing information.

Kulyabin said he feared a court could order that the offending scenes be cut or the production could be removed from the theatre's repertoire.

If Jack and Carol owned two properties, the court could order that each would end up owning one of the properties.

They also suggested that the judges appoint lawyers to represent the defendant, stripping him of his right to represent himself, and they even said that the judges could order that Mr. Karadzic brought to court by force.

The Manus detention regime faces a fresh legal challenge next week, with the possibility the supreme court in Port Moresby could order that the men held on Manus Island be compensated for their three years of illegal detention.

With independent tetramers to analyze, we find that binding of flavin to dimers of AidB could order residues that create an intricate network of hydrogen bonds, thereby exerting a long-range stabilization on the tetramer interface.

"It would be the Secretary of State that could order the boards to do that," she said.

Or, rather, one could order them shot, that was just the thing to order, but they kept shooting back.

He added that there could also be pitfalls as consumers could order items that they were unable collect, which could lead to food wastage.

That was the handy part about science – because I was working mainly in biochemistry, I could order anything that I wanted.