Sentence examples for may ordering the from inspiring English sources

Preliminary orders were received on 9 May, ordering the separated detachments to move to a pre-arranged concentration area, and shortly afterwards a second order arrived, informing the assault force that Fall Gelb was to begin at 05:25 on 10 May.

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.

But they have served to remind the world that Israel is a democracy where politicians may order the murder of children to score electoral points.

He repeats the last sentence before saying that the captain may order the passengers to quickly leave the aircraft by saying "this is an evacuation, evacuate, evacuate, evacuate".

The question in the case, Justice Breyer wrote, is whether judges may order the prisoners to be released here over the government's objection.

The House may order the Serjeant at Arms as Warrant Officer of the House to serve a Warrant on the witness.

The courts may order the N.F.L. to impose rules that allow the games to be played in the meantime, providing a balm for fans.