Sentence examples for order acknowledged from inspiring English sources

form part of the order acknowledged and accepted on the face hereof.

However, in a signal to reassure the country that the US was still looking to mend relations, the order acknowledged that the government had made "some progress".

As long as widespread poverty was something in distant lands, it was a lamentable but acceptable part of the natural order, acknowledged by a few million in aid or a guilty goat at Christmas.

ROME — A powerful Roman Catholic religious order acknowledged in a statement on Friday that its founder, a close ally of the late Pope John Paul II, molested seminarians and fathered several children, and it expressed "sorrow and grief" to anyone "damaged by our founder's actions".

Ultimately, the judge signed an order acknowledging he was entitled to that credit.

Thus, all orders under the 1952 law apply equally to entry and visa issuance, as his executive order acknowledges.

Creators of dramatic series like "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and "Law and Order" acknowledge that they are struggling to create realistic dramas by mentioning the terrorist attacks but not focusing on them.

The order acknowledges that the "privilege of the writ of habeas corpus" is available to inmates, but also sets up a routine for holding prisoners indefinitely without charges (what the order calls "the executive branch's continued, discretionary exercise of existing detention authority").

Another article gives the example of a food-ordering bot that will take an order, acknowledge it and pass the order on to an e-commerce system, along with a user's credentials to approve payment.

Other objections can stem from a deep sense of responsibility toward humanity as a whole, or from the conviction that even acceptance of work under military orders acknowledges the principle of conscription that should be everywhere condemned before the world can ever become safe for real democracy.

It did not refer directly to Ai's order but acknowledged that the rules "could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".