Sentence examples for order carrying from inspiring English sources
He also imposed a criminal behaviour order, carrying a penalty of up to five years in jail, barring the defendant from directly or indirectly contacting Berger, her former assistant and other named individuals.
After the order comes into force, arranging meetings or wearing branded clothing from the group will also be illegal, with breaches of the order carrying a possible maximum sentence of 10 years in prison or an unlimited fine.
So did Symbolist artists in the 19th century, identifying old hags and young women alike as the corrupters of masculine health, sanity and good order, carrying disease in their hideous or desirable bodies.
Even after the Supreme Court ruled his policy illegal, Jackson ignored the order, carrying out his mission with lawless brutality.
The order carries no title of knighthood, but a member is entitled to add "O.M".
In the 1980s, members of the Order carried out a crime spree that included several high-profile murders.
While the old 19th-century order carried on as if nothing could change, artists, including fashion designers, somehow anticipated the chaos that was coming in their work.
Their recognition of the post-UDI order carried over to the 1969 republican constitution, adopted in 1970.
The business was mostly mail-order: at six-fifty every morning, the milk bus came by the farm's churn stand and picked up goods that had been ordered, carrying them on to the train station.
Were my orders carried out?
Its rulings are almost invariably respected and its orders carried out.
