Sentence examples for order because it was from inspiring English sources
He said Italy needed to put its public debt of more than €2tn (£1.6tn) in order because it was "the respect we owe to our children", not because Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, or Mario Draghi of the European Central Bank desired it.
A background check failed to come up with the protection order because it was never entered into the system.
The PWS Court held that the release could be included in the Debtor's confirmation order because it was outside the scope of § 524 e) and correctly set forth the applicable standard of liability for under § 1103(c).
The track is now on sale via a website set up by RMA, who believe it is not covered by the restraining order because it was released before the judge's order.
"A large percentage of those foreign-service professionals were appalled by Trump's executive order, because it was ignorant, counterproductive, and crudely unjust to everyone caught up in the existing system," he told me.
As the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, Neil MacBride, described it, "It was unclear whether Mr. Levison would not comply with the order because it was technically not feasible or difficult, or because it was not consistent with his business practice in providing secure, encrypted e-mail service for his customers".
In the government statement, it said the raid on 20 May 2013 was ordered because "it was established that the director general, Internal Security Organisation, to whom the letter was addressed, as well as the officers to whom the letter was copied never received it.
It's a tough order, because it's up against so much competition, but hopefully that weirdness will play into it.
Caveats are in order, because it is impossible to tell from the Facebook page when and where the image was made.
To the contrary, Yates claims she is ordering the Justice Department not to defend the executive order because it is not "wise or just". This is quite significant.
Going out of order, because it's not the first case you examine, what's your reaction to the verdict in the Barry Bonds case?
