Sentence examples for narrower order from inspiring English sources

It was compliance with that narrower order that was at issue in court today.

The narrower order, forbidding the dissemination of the disputed documents, is a more classic prior restraint on publication.

In this she belongs to a broader class than that narrow order of the deaf-blind.

In most states, most companies can fire people, or landlords can throw them out of their homes, because they are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, and it happens all the time in ugly ways.The only federal protection that LGBTQ people have is a narrow order that prevents companies contracted with the federal government from engaging in employment discrimination.

The bar-top will also need to be narrower in order to fit the bar-top molding.

After the record companies sued Napster, Judge Patel in August issued an injunction largely supporting their position, but was told by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to narrow her order.

"But any text," the diplomat said, "must clearly give the impression that there is a real option, not a zero option or something so narrow, in order to take as quickly as possible a decision on military action".

It's a play on a bulge in narrow body order rates coming next year.

Therefore, the conduit radius should become very narrow in order to stop the effusion.

Measurements reveal a coherently synthesized pulse that has a temporally narrower second-order autocorrelation width and that exhibits a larger amplitude than the individual laser outputs.

This paper develops strategies to control picker blocking that challenge the traditional assumptions regarding the tradeoffs between wide- and narrow-aisle order picking systems.