Sentence examples for granting the order from inspiring English sources

In granting the order, the judge said that the Porrinos had " pretty strong case" that the expansion plan, coming so close to the family's home, violated the old agreements and local ordinances.

In June 2006, the state's highest court ruled against the town, granting the order's request.

If the Court doesn't think that the challenge is likely to succeed, then it shouldn't be granting the order.

Nearby and to the north of this demesne, the Knights Hospitaller established a Commandery at Clerkenwell dedicated to St John in the mid-12th century, and in 1194 received a Charter from King Richard I granting the Order formal privileges.

A Housing Court judge granted the order, said Judith Goldiner, a Legal Aid lawyer.

Judge Allen van Gestel granted the order the next day, saying the state police had not followed proper procedure.

Judge Lady Smith dismissed the call, saying: "I am not satisfied that it is appropriate to grant the order sought".

For their success Disraeli and Salisbury were granted the Order of the Garter, the highest decoration Queen Victoria could bestow.

In most cases, he said, the division will grant the order if the tenant has not complied with the landlord's request for information.

A judge can grant the order and also rule that any evidence of reasons surrounding it are to be kept secret.

The Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox agreed to grant the order, saying it was "with a heavy heart" because of her desire to preserve the principles of open justice.