Sentence examples for issuance of orders from inspiring English sources

That role must be separated from the issuance of orders.

Theoretically, the government is required to make a compelling case for the issuance of orders authorizing electronic and other surveillance, physical searches, and compelled production of business records.

The Operations Block was a prototype of the "Dowding System", which facilitated the chain of command's issuance of orders for the interception of enemy aircraft and a scheme used for the first time during the Battle of Britain.

Despite their internal military reorganization, however, in the War of the Fifth Coalition, the army retained much of its cumbersome command structure, which complicated the issuance of orders and the timely distribution of troops.

A 2009 Department of Justice Study found that Kentucky saved $85 million in one year alone through the issuance of protection orders and the reduction in violence resulting from the issuance of such orders.

"The department was not notified by the court of the disposition of those cases or the issuance of seal orders, as is required by New York State criminal procedure law," the statement said.

They argue that gun ownership, as a fundamental constitutional right, should not be stripped away for anything less serious than a felony conviction — and certainly not, as an N.R.A. lobbyist in Washington State put it to legislators, for the "mere issuance of court orders".

EPA's Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP) was implemented in 2009 2010 with the issuance of test orders requiring manufacturers and registrants of 58 pesticide active ingredients and nine pesticide inert/high production volume chemicals to evaluate the potential of these chemicals to interact with the estrogen, androgen and thyroid hormone systems.

They claim nothing short of a felony conviction should restrict someone's right to gun ownership -- not even "mere issuance of court orders," as one NRA lobbyist put it.

The Tamil Nadu Health Systems Project reduced administrative barriers through the issuance of government orders and streamlining of bureaucratic procedures and can serve as a model for other states.

He said taxpayer dollars should not be used to advance partisan interests, and there was reassuring language about maintaining the separation of church and state in Mr. Obama's remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast preceding the issuance of his order, and in the order itself.