Sentence examples for expanded order from inspiring English sources
The expanded order would effectively bar Elian from visiting the homes or offices of diplomats assigned to the Cuban Interests Section here.
The new expanded order bars the company from making "claims about any health benefit of any food unless the claims are backed by scientific evidence and not misleading".
In an expanded order, the F.T.C. prohibited Kellogg from making claims about any health benefit of any food — again, unless they are backed by rigorous science and are not misleading.
Today, Google said that it has filed an appeal in France's Supreme Administrative Court, the Conseil d'Etat, in opposition to a new, expanded order from the French data protection regulator (CNIL): the CNIL wants RTBF requests and delistings to apply to searches globally, not just in domains viewed in a person's home country.
It is also a popular venue for manufacturers such as Gulfstream to announce new or expanded orders from companies such as Flexjet.
The company insisted that it had put the worst of the troubles linked to its A380 superjumbo jet behind it and said an expanding order book would help lift business.
This is far, far away from the post-World War II American foreign policy tradition — which located American success in an expanding order of economic, political and social freedom.
As shown in Table 1 for the TSP example in Fig. 2, both (mathsf {FI}) and (mathsf {FA}), and both (mathsf {NI}) and (mathsf {NA}) have the same expanding order to select the next node in iterations, respectively.
Manufacturers in India continue to report expanding orders from overseas, an indication that that country may be gaining market share in some industries.
The corporation thrived, partly as a result of the expanding orders for guns, munitions, and naval vessels from European powers both before and during World War I.
This electronic talent scout searches for reasonably priced growth stocks with accelerating earnings or some other promising metric like expanding orders.
