Sentence examples for of orders issued from inspiring English sources
The database included information on thousands of orders issued by judges around the country to law enforcement agents seeking to monitor suspects' e-mails.
The Cole's security guards, for instance, were prohibited from firing warning shots to approaching boats because of orders issued not by the ship's captain, but from the Navy's Fifth Fleet, with headquarters in Bahrain.
In short, the CLOUD Act's privacy safeguards set conditions that must be met before a foreign country enters into an executive agreement with the United States, and restricts the scope of orders issued by that foreign jurisdiction that will be recognized under the executive agreement.
The pair of orders issued last night come eight months after the judge issued her initial decision, and the delay punctuated by Napster's failed appeal to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals permitted the service to cement its hold on the popular culture.
A 2008 analysis of orders issued in one county in West Virginia concluded that 81% were unnecessary or false******.
In a pair of orders issued Monday, Glossip's execution was reconfirmed for 3 p.m. Wednesday, in accord with a prior order where the court allowed for a two-week window "out of abundance of caution" to resolve other motions his attorneys filed a day before his original execution date.
Donald Trump has promised to fire up his shredder to get rid of all of the orders issued by President Obama.
L. 95 190, § 14(a)(16), inserted provisions relating to determinations by the Administrator of compliance with requirements of this chapter of State orders issued under this subsection.
Twitter, which also publishes a transparency report but does not include national security requests because of government orders, issued a statement in support of Google.
They draw on Jordanian law, on the laws from the period of British rule and on a plethora of military orders issued over the past four decades.
Convictions and the number of restraining orders issued have also risen.
