Sentence examples for legally order from inspiring English sources

He has argued that if Congress has delegated its lawmaking authority over some issue to an agency head, the president cannot legally order the agency to reach a certain result.

Principals and teachers were thought of as surrogate parents, and thus could legally order a student to open a locker or turn out a backpack, even if there was no reason to suspect a problem.

Some camps, like Camp Fernwood, a girls camp in Poland, Me., are trademarking their names, logos or slogans so they can legally order others not to use them online.

"Some camps like Camp Fernwood, a girls camp in Portland, Me.," the article reported, "are trademarking their names, logos or slogans so they can legally order others not to use them online".

Judge Kennedy barred the state from applying the Road Home formula to the small number of homeowners who still had grants pending, but he said he could not legally order retroactive relief for the tens of thousands who had already received their grants.

The case in question, Pennsylvania v Mimms, held that police can legally order stopped motorists out of their cars, describing the request as "at most, a mere inconvenience" which the court said "cannot prevail when balanced against legitimate concerns for the officer's safety".

RIM can be legally ordered to hand over details to police of users suspected of unlawful activity.

The high court judge stops short of legally ordering the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, to inform hundreds, if not thousands, of potential victims of their right to claim compensation.

A spokesperson for Microsoft, which seeks reimbursement from the government on a case-by-case basis, said: "Microsoft only complies with court orders because it is legally ordered to, not because it is reimbursed for the work.

As part of its investigation, BBC Inside Out legally ordered £640 of chemicals from China, packaged in a bag labelled: "Harmful if swallowed.

Even those who seek to move legally in order to work face huge barriers to entry in certain countries.