Sentence examples for imposing an order from inspiring English sources

"The department can take a range of actions if a company is found to have breached conditions such as issuing a fine, imposing an order, issuing warning letters or prosecution for the most serious offences.

Through reflection we single out "certain portions" from the unending and amorphous flow of impressions and mental images while at the same time imposing an order upon them.

One theory is that conservatives manage their anxiety by imposing an order on the world.

(Bowls still occasionally manages to impose an order that makes ancient Sparta look like a Dad's Army training camp).

In another interesting twist, the S.E.C. will not ask the court to impose an order prohibiting Mr. Falcone from future violations of the securities laws.

Judge Hughes imposed an order of silence on everyone involved in the case, including District Attorney Seth Williams, who was not present.

The judge imposed an order called a notification period, to last 15 years, meaning conditions could be placed on the pair when they are released.

SILENCE ORDER IN TAYLOR CASE A judge in Miami imposed an order of silence in the case of the slain Redskins star Sean Taylor on Tuesday, saying continued publicity could compromise the trial of four men charged with murder.

Ms May told concerned MPs last month that "as the minister with responsibility for national security, it is right that I, as Home Secretary, and not the courts, impose an order of this kind".

NEWARK, Oct. 12 - A superior court judge imposed an order on Tuesday for those in the courtroom not to discuss the case of the two Montclair High School football players accused of raping a schoolmate.

These are people who think as a vocation, deconstructing the reasoning behind every statement; yet even in such a culture, ritual can take hold and impose an order whole centuries after the reasons for it have been forgotten.