Sentence examples for further order from from inspiring English sources
The AFP and the lawyers for the man may seek a further order from Driver to restrict access to further hearings.
Steven H. Aden, senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund, which sued to stop the Obama administration rules, said the judge's ruling "means that for now the N.I.H. cannot issue funding grants to embryonic stem cell research projects without any further order from the court".
UPDATE 12-15-16: This morning Judge Kinkeade has issued a one-line order: "The Court hereby stays all discovery pending further order from this Court".
On Thursday, the Department of National Defense said in a brief statement that it was waiting for "further orders" from Mr. Duterte regarding the joint exercises.
The order tightened Rolls-Royce's hold on the new market for engines for superjumbo aircraft but positioned G.E. to obtain further orders from the Australian airline over the coming decade.
Still, these officials emphasize that directives for new terrorist attacks against the United States may have been issued before the American-led military campaign began, and that those operations could still be mounted without further orders from Al Qaeda's leaders.
The hope is that taking to the air with launch customers such as Singapore Airlines will lead to further orders from other carriers, such as Cathay Pacific and British Airways, which fly busy long-haul routes.
"In absence of further orders from Microsoft, Nokia will suspend handset production at the Sriperumbudur facility".
"One of the jobs of the prototype car is to take all these technologies to Japan," he continues, in a clear hint that the best suppliers in the UK and the rest of Europe might attract further orders from Nissan in the future.
Once Rogers started working on his own locomotives, however, no further orders from either Baldwin or Norris were forthcoming.
The German units gathered their strength on the beaches and waited for further orders from divisional commander Generalmajor Edgar Feuchtinger.
