Sentence examples for essentially order from inspiring English sources

The most widely discussed strategy would be for President Obama to invoke authority under the 14th Amendment and essentially order the federal government to keep borrowing, an option that was endorsed by former President Bill Clinton during an earlier debt standoff in 2011.

The most notable update comes in the form of Tonight, a feature that allows users to essentially order a date on-demand.

The board could essentially order a do-over.

All it took was fixing a couple inscrutable paragraphs on page 216 of the spending measure that essentially order the money to come from the new fund.

After all, as commander-in-chief, a twenty-first-century American president can essentially order the U.S. military to do just about anything, just about anywhere, without having to worry much about Congress or anyone else.

The law essentially ordered the Forest Service to make the exchange.

The Pakistani Army has closed Swat to outsiders and essentially ordered residents to leave.

So the byzantine but essentially ordered universe of the restaurant's real-life cast of characters is profoundly abuzz.

Adams essentially ordered Fisher to start Young, who completed 15 of 18 passes for 125 yards and a touchdown.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the state's highest court, essentially ordered that the state begin granting marriage licenses to gay couples on May 17.

The judges ruled that Mr. Wilson's conviction still stands, but they essentially ordered a new hearing to determine if he should receive the death penalty.