Sentence examples for dubious orders from inspiring English sources

That gives the sales force less incentive to push dubious orders out the door to make quarterly earnings estimates.

If I had wanted to oversee people blindly performing roles that were harmful and demeaning, while obeying dubious orders from the upper classes, I'd have joined the army.

The official investigations into the Upper Big Branch mining disaster, which killed 29 people, showed that miners who dared question the dubious orders coming from management were threatened with their jobs.

Bill Clinton's closing flourish of activity included dubious executive orders on workplace regulation and water safety, among others.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet This summer, when the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia ordered Levison to turn over the S.S.L. keys that would make the company's communications and data readable by a third party, it did so in multiple ways — through what Levison's lawyers call a "blizzard of dubious court orders".

This summer, when the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia ordered Levison to turn over the S.S.L. keys that would make the company's communications and data readable by a third party, it did so in multiple ways — through what Levison's lawyers call a "blizzard of dubious court orders".

There were few squeals from Congressional leaders at Bush's borderline legal and constitutionally dubious executive orders that permitted the long checklist of civil liberties abuses, warrantless wiretaps of U.S. citizens, being one of the more glaring.

Jacob starts off as a boy "unable to understand that he could have said no," however dubious the order.

Elisabeth Gehrer, minister for education and culture, apparently stung by the scandal over two Egon Schiele paintings seized in New York in 1998 because of their dubious provenance, ordered all federally sponsored museums to review their holdings.

What has he got to say about those two roles now that it has emerged that his People broke the Sunday newspaper record for dubious jobs ordered from Steve Whittamore, the Operation Motorman private eye: 839 cases against the News of the World's 240?

"While our courts are allowed to keep ethically dubious court order secret, it will remain impossible to trust private data to American companies," he told the New York Times.