Sentence examples for order a change from inspiring English sources

Will White House order a change in official transcript that says Boston crowd booed Obama's Red Sox comments?

A judge refused today to order a change in treatment for Lee Malvo, a jailed sniper defendant, despite defense complaints that Mr. Malvo was under constant scrutiny and being denied basic rights.

The executive said that Mr. Grushow's contract dealings were handled entirely by Mr. Chernin and that Mr. Murdoch did not in any way order a change at the network.

The ECHR would also be "no longer able to order a change to UK law" although British citizens would still be entitled to appeal to the Strasbourg-based court.

The court said it was not possible to order a change in the law for one person.

Such arguments persuaded the president to order a change in policy, much to the disappointment of eradication proponents.

His doctor has ordered a change of scenery.

From Kandahar, the brigade commander, Col. William K. Gayler, ordered a change.

Talking to her editors, she ordered a change on the soundtrack.

The Albuquerque police department last year ordered a change in shooting guidelines involving moving vehicles after a Justice Department report found a pattern of excessive force.

The proprietor of the Daily Chronicle, which had been against the war when it begun, ordered a change of policy once sales declined.