Sentence examples for if it ordered from inspiring English sources

He must have known quite well that the F.B.I. would only be performing its duty if it ordered its agents to stay till the end of the case, so that they could hear the attorneys' comments on their activities.

And some lawyers suggested yesterday that the United States Supreme Court might have the power to extend the conclusiveness "deadline" if it ordered a continuation of the count.

And while President Obama said last week that Colonel Qaddafi had to go, Mr. Daley, when pressed, would not say that removing the Libyan strongman was vital to the interests of the United States — a threshold that the Obama administration would presumably want to meet if it ordered military intervention.

Not only would the Florida court face a huge protest if it ordered another count, the case raises some difficult legal questions about the way appellate courts review trial courts and the propriety of a contest in a statewide election that only seeks a remedy as to three particular counties.

Hernandez advised her that the university could earn a discount if it ordered more scopes.

If it orders his arrest, the police, who answer to the government, might not obey.

An injunction is called prohibitory if it forbids the doing of an act and mandatory if it orders that an act be done.

Of the $155 million it paid for the company, up to $65 million is recoverable from the Government if it orders an equivalent amount of work with Canadian concerns.

He jumped the shark last month, suggesting he might defy the State Supreme Court if it orders him to make up a $1.6 billion shortfall of education financing that disproportionately punishes poorer districts and their students.

Sir Stelios hasi-Ioannou has escalated his long-running confrontation with easyJet, the airline he founded, by threatening to sell his family's dominant stake in the carrier if it orders more planes.

If it orders fresh elections, these must be held within 60 days.