Sentence examples for is now being ordered from inspiring English sources
The Tucson Unified School District is now being ordered to implement a court-approved plan dubbed Unitary Status Plan to help it eliminate segregation and attain unitary status.
Officers are now being ordered to provide more details to justify stopping and searching people other than checking a box for "furtive movements" on the 250 form.
John Henry Rossett, a former policeman, is known as "The British Lion" for his courageous struggles against the Nazis, but a cop once again, he's now been ordered into the German unit rounding up English Jews for transportation to Poland.
They are now being put in order for this year's election.
The Brazil midfielder signed a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge in October but, having slipped down the pecking order, is now being offered a deal of the same duration by Jiangsu.
Stockpiling of influenza A (H5N1) virus is now being considered in order to produce vast quantities of vaccine despite the limited protection capacity against the new virus.
Early diagnosis of joint inflammation and early institution of immunosuppressive drug treatment -- targeted at reducing synovial inflammation -- is now being advocated in order to prevent subsequent joint damage and disability [ 11].
Although biofuel production is now being pushed in order to decrease the requirement for fossil fuels, the raw materials therefore originate from commodities and land also needed for food.
The series suggests that roughly $4 billion would be required over and above what is now being spent in order to reach virtually all children with the full set of packages, scaled up including clinical care.
But his muckraking opened a breach for others.That the public voice is now being heard more in the ordering of research priorities is something Philip Kitcher can take heart from.
The current Europe-U.S. domination of the fund is a reflection of its post-World War II setup, but the order is now being challenged by the rise of China and other emerging economies.
