Sentence examples for imposed the order from inspiring English sources

Manchester magistrates imposed the order after hearing that Kelly threatened staff of the city council's housing department when his family was being evicted.

Judge Wright imposed the order barring discussion of the case last October, saying she was worried that volumes of information being released might taint a potential jury.

But authorities expect an extreme amount of pollution over the coming days, and have imposed the order to ensure safety during that time.

"I hope that placing a temporary export bar on the Raphael will allow time for a UK buyer to come forward and secure this magnificent example of Raphael's work for the nation," Vaizey said when he imposed the order.

In May, the judge imposed the order on Mr. Johnson, along with others in the criminal case including defendants, defense lawyers and prosecutors, prohibiting them from making public statements about the case.

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Gene Locks, a lawyer from Philadelphia, said the plaintiffs contended that Judge Weinstein had no jurisdiction to impose the order.

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When he was released, the police unexpectedly imposed the control order.

Judge Wright imposed the secrecy order last October in an effort to squelch increasingly lurid publicity about the lawsuit.

Four days later, the supreme court reversed its decision and imposed the restraining order Phap had requested.