Sentence examples similar to on-the-spot ordering from inspiring English sources
It wants new non-fatal strangulation offences in family violence cases – an idea rejected by the royal commission but introduced in Queensland – and backs police serving on-the-spot intervention orders when they attend a family violence incident.
These pop-up stores feature samples of all their wares as well as on-the-spot fittings (and order forms) for lads who want to look smart for upcoming soirees.
They range from on-the-spot fines to "dispersal orders", which can be used to expel people from designated areas, to ASBOs.
Vudu's catalog doesn't come close to the 80,000 titles offered by Netflix, but the on-the-spot indulgence it provides makes mail-order DVDs look quaint.
You may also order up to 10 on-the-spot transcripts in person from the Registrar's Office.
This is particularly true when we recollect that it has to be written on the spot, to order, and that it must create an immediate effect, even though it is produced under completely different conditions from that of scholarly research.
It is also partly because the car firms have learnt that they have to be on the spot in order to understand local conditions.
Dredd is a traditionally amoral character who lives in a post-apocalyptic epoch in which the rule of law has broken down so utterly that criminals must be tried, convicted and sentenced on the spot in order to prevent total anarchy.
As a preliminary to studying pathological control of gait timing, we designed an experiment with four synchronisation tasks, unilateral heel tapping in sitting, bilateral heel tapping in sitting, bilateral heel tapping in standing, and stepping on the spot, in order to examine the influence of biomechanical constraints on metronome timing.
The state GOP is also allowing voters to register on the spot, in order to boost the potential turnout.
