Sentence examples for making these orders from inspiring English sources

"There are detailed statutory provisions about the orders that the court can make in these circumstances," it states, "but the statute does not say what the court is to achieve by making these orders.

Research show that the most popular academic levels of students who make these orders are Masters Students, Undergraduates and PhD students.

The company is currently making these devices to order and they are reasonably priced at consumer levels.

We make these choices in order to use the data that are publicly available to researchers.

The trouble here, however, is to explain what makes these indexicals higher-order in content without attributing concepts like experience of green to the animal.

I'll miss her so much but I need to make these sacrifices in order to better myself for when the time comes for my next career.

So for the time being it is necessary to make these assumptions in order to estimate tree topologies from very large datasets.

It's important that you are open to the process and willing to make these changes in order for it to work best.

And what the [UK] government have put in [with DRIP] is very much up to the Secretary of State to make these [data retention] orders.

The format adopted for "Law & Order: UK" makes these sorts of comparisons to "Law & Order" unavoidable, if not entirely fair.

"In order to make these truly national commissions, this decree has excluded the foreign members," said Ahmad Zia Seyamak Herawi, a deputy spokesman for President Karzai.