Sentence examples for it could order from inspiring English sources

If the court finds that Russia applied the law retrospectively and unlawfully levied $34 billion in back taxes that destroyed the company, or that it singled out Yukos to disguise expropriation, it could order the government to compensate the company and its shareholders.

If it found that Dominion earned too much, it could order refunds or rate cuts.

In an extreme case, it could order the Army to put the contract out for bid again.

The safety agency warned Toyota that it could order a new repair process if the current one was not effective.

If the court sides with Mr. Khodorkovsky, it could order a new trial, potentially setting up a pivotal clash with the Kremlin.

It could order military expenditures, for example, only with the authority of the governor; moreover, its decisions were subject to the governor's veto.

A few clicks on-line and I found I could order it from a foreign pharmacy, just £30 for a month's supply.

And with it, you could order arugula salad, roasted Jerusalem artichokes or lamb chops.

As my father saw it, you could order scientists to work together, but you couldn't force them to create.

Think about it, you could order groceries from your hotel room that will be delivered when you get home – thus saving you a trip to the market after a long trip.

"If a customer were to ask for it specifically, we could order it from the Federal Reserve".