Sentence examples for order affords from inspiring English sources

Adjunct professors are trying to organize a union there, and Duquesne is arguing that its affiliation with the Spiritans, a Roman Catholic order, affords it a special exemption from the jurisdiction of the National Labor Relations Board.

In the past month, attempts by Duquesne University adjuncts in Pittsburgh have run into the same sort of opposition, as the university argues that its affiliation with the Spiritans, a Roman Catholic order, affords it a special exemption from the jurisdiction of the NLRB.

It also may have the consequence of depriving a party to a lawsuit of the relief that the court order afforded him and thereby constitute civil contempt.

The President has argued in the past that Snowden could have taken his concerns to his seniors, and that he would have been protected by an executive order affording protections to whistle-blowers in the intelligence agencies.

Roberts expressed similar concerns but appeared to take note when Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, who defended Obama's policy move, stressed that the deferred action order afforded temporary relief.

The buyer's limit order, therefore, affords him the chance of paying a lower price for his shares than he would have paid, had he been willing to buy at the prevailing price.

I had to get rich in order to afford to sing like I was poor again.

In order to afford the hotel, Trump required an extremely large tax abatement.

Fans have been known to forgo meals in order to afford tickets.

Their owners work in order to afford them, and when they actually occupy them they're anxious.

It's no surprise that a number of Brooklynites need help in order to afford their rent.