Sentence examples for in recent orders from inspiring English sources

And in reality the Internet as we now know it would never have existed were it not for rules and regulation, beginning with the openness standards created by the Internet's founders some 40 years ago, codified in the Telecommunications Act of 1996 and updated in recent orders by the Federal Communications Commission.

In the recent orders from IBM [Indian Bureau of Mines] they have suspended SB Minerals operations but they continue to work despite this order.

The Tax Court in a recent order in the Insinga case made some key points favorable to tax whistleblowers – as it relates to discovery (yes, a joyously Byzantine part of the Tax Court – with informal and formal discover).

That review resulted in the recent order.

In a recent order, the judge who will have to approve or reject the settlement remarked on the number and breadth of objections the court had received.

But Chipotle's resistance to arbitrating these claims ― after steering workers into arbitration ― suggests its policy was never really about fairness and efficiency, as Kane noted in a recent order.

In its recent order, the three-judge panel said the state already is exceeding its own prison population estimates, calling into question whether it could even meet a higher limit.

In a recent order, the PUC said it would explore Comcast's plans for building out the state's Internet network as well as its plans for serving public schools and low-income neighborhoods.

Recent orders are in better shape than cold-war hangovers such as the Eurofighter.

In recent months, orders have fallen by one-fifth, said Tim Creveling, a co-owner of the business.

In recent weeks orders have gone round the 27 other EU capitals that, if the UK wants this kind of "hard Brexit" and refuses to compromise, that is what it will get and must have.