Sentence examples for mandatory orders from inspiring English sources

There were no estimates of how many of the 370,000 people living in the Zone A evacuation area had heeded the mandatory orders, Bloomberg said.

But most controversial is the proposal that if the President declares a "cyber emergency," the Department of Homeland Security could issue mandatory orders and directives to "critical infrastructure systems". This is what's been interpreted as the kill switch.

Late Saturday afternoon, police started forcing evacuations of residents and tourists who had decided to stay on the island despite mandatory orders to leave, saying it was too dangerous for anyone to remain.

It was alleged that the combination carried out its unlawful purposes as indicated in the excerpt from the complaint quoted below. 1 Civil relief, through prohibitory and mandatory orders, was prayed in various appropriate forms.

"We understand the importance of protecting the public from an Ebola outbreak," the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement reported by the New York Times, adding that the mandatory orders for isolation "raise serious constitutional concerns about the state abusing its police powers by detaining people who are exhibiting no Ebola symptoms".

So while there is no kill switch in the bill, it would establish two federal bodies to develop and enforce security standards for critical infrastructure systems, and it would clarify the government's power in the event of a cyber emergency to give mandatory orders to the private operators of critical infrastructure systems.

Any mandatory order by the agency to replace the speed sensors would automatically trigger similar orders by regulators in other countries, including the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

Dissatisfied, the applicant applied for a mandatory order for approval to be granted.

To apply for a mandatory order, an applicant had to show a specific legal right in the matter.

A person who complies with a mandatory order cannot have legal proceedings taken against him or her for doing so.

If a mandatory order, prohibiting order or quashing order is sought, the applicant must follow the procedure set out in Order 53 of the Rules of Court.