Sentence examples for may ordered the from inspiring English sources

May ordered the public inquiry after a string of revelations about the conduct of undercover officers who infiltrated political groups for more than 40 years.

A year ago, May ordered the judge-led, public inquiry after it was confirmed that undercover officers had spied on the Lawrences.

Theresa May ordered the public inquiry to be set up after what she called the "very real and substantial failings" of the undercover spies were revealed.

Nowhere is that truer than here, where prisons are so overcrowded that the Supreme Court in May ordered the state to start releasing inmates.

May ordered the inquiry last year after she was "profoundly shocked" to discover that a covert Scotland Yard unit, the special demonstration squad, had spied on the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.

A federal judge in May ordered the Maricopa County sheriff to stop using race when making law enforcement decisions, in response to a lawsuit that tested whether police could target unauthorized immigrants without profiling U.S. citizens and legally resident Hispanics.

Without that approval, the warrant will lapse and the commissioner may order the destruction of intercepted material.

If the test succeeds, President Clinton may order the building of the first phase of a $60 billion system to defend American soil from missile attacks.

If so, the agency may order the first spacewalk to the underside of the orbiter to correct the problem, officials said.

They may order the steak for the frites or the frisée salad for the lardons, or they may decide against the salmon because they're tired of lentils.

With the application of state aid rules, this changes, as the commission may order the recovery of any state aid deemed illegal for 10 years into the past.