Sentence examples for longstanding orders from inspiring English sources
B1 Flu Vaccine Distribution Customers of a flu vaccine distributor, Henry Schein of Melville, N.Y., say longstanding orders are going unfilled while more recent orders from customers who agreed to higher prices are being filled.
With flu vaccine in short supply nationwide, customers of one big distributor say their longstanding orders are going unfilled while other customers that ordered only recently, but at higher prices, are getting the medication.
Mr. Bagis did not identify any specific military projects, though the Greek Navy has had a longstanding order to buy four German submarines.
Further, longstanding court orders often impede vast policy or budget changes, something else the mayor was not fully aware of when he ran for office.
The judge, Helen E. Freedman of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, who has overseen the city's family shelter system under a longstanding court decree, ordered the city to remedy the situation.
In February, Judge Haight agreed to modify a longstanding court order that had restricted the Police Department's ability to conduct surveillance of political groups.
That practice, which violates a longstanding court order, had been common until a year ago, when the City Council banned it and the Department of Homeless Services made new efforts to comply.
Another longstanding court order bars the city from housing children under 7 in shelters containing lead-based paint, which can cause permanent brain damage if ingested.
A motion filed recently in federal court asserts that the agency is defying a longstanding court order requiring it to release audit statistics.
William C. Banks, an expert on national security law at Syracuse University, said he believed that for the United States even to provide specific intelligence to Israel to help kill an Iranian scientist would violate a longstanding executive order banning assassinations.
The city's Department of Homeless Services already faces the prospect of being held in contempt of court for letting hundreds of families sleep in the intake unit in violation of a longstanding court order.
