Sentence examples for declarations and orders from inspiring English sources
But the court unanimously rejected the plaintiffs' effort to proceed under a part of the class-action rules concerned mainly with court declarations and orders as opposed to money, one that did not require notice to the class or provide the ability to opt out of it.
He is now resorting to a bizarre game of declarations, regulations, and orders to get any of his agenda passed.
President Barack Obama signed a disaster declaration and ordered federal aid for Colorado.
President Barack Obama has now signed a disaster declaration, and ordered federal aid to be sent to Colorado.
Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday visited the California Office of Emergency Services near Sacramento to announce that President Trump had approved Gov. Jerry Brown's request for a major disaster declaration and ordered federal aid to help the state in recovery efforts.
Invoking such guiding principles as the United Nation's 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the 1949 Geneva Convention and Hippocrates' ancient admonition -- and placing these texts alongside the declarations, executive orders and legal memos of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, former Atty.
On Saturday, President Bush issued an emergency declaration for California and ordered federal agencies to assist firefighters.
U.S. President Barack Obama signed a Louisiana disaster declaration on Sunday and ordered federal aid to supplement state and local efforts.
The pattern of issuing surprise and bold declaration in which he orders sweeping declarations and extreme measures, then backtracks but only on some of them a few weeks later to appear as if he is responding to the opposition, has allowed him to get many of these measures instituted in record time.
Mr. Obama has already granted a major disaster declaration request for North Dakota, and ordered federal support into the region, and he has declared a state of emergency in Minnesota.
In April of 1681, he issued a studiously moderate declaration of his position and ordered that it should be read out from the pulpit of every parish church in England; and so it was.
