Sentence examples for order dismissal from inspiring English sources

While NBC tried to portray the move as a continuation of the hit franchise, the "Law & Order" dismissal is a dramatic loss for New York, one that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg even acknowledged in a statement on Friday.

In June 2012, appellate Judge Richard Posner ordered dismissal of the case with prejudice and Apple announced its intention to appeal a month later.

Despite royal prohibition, a general assembly met at Aberdeen in 1605, but then respected a royal order of dismissal by simply fixing the date of the next meeting and conducting no other business.

The city's new procedure divides the paperwork into two parts: a Stipulation of Settlement, containing the amount the case is being settled for, and a two-sentence Stipulation and Order of Dismissal.

The motions, called applications for a trial order of dismissal, are standard in criminal trials after the prosecution has presented its case, when the defense argues that the charges should be dismissed.

Most federal court suits brought against the city and its employees had been settled with multipage documents titled Stipulation of Settlement and Order of Dismissal, which enumerated settlement amounts and were placed in files kept at courthouses and included on an electronic docket accessible through a service called Pacer.

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Read the order of dismissal, dated July 2010.

The matter was settled with no admission of liability and an order of dismissal was filed on February 17 , 2006

The court did not award damages or fees to either party; however, the order of dismissal was filed under the name "settlement agreement," which could mean that it was brought about by an out-of-court settlement of some kind.

Later in the day, however, Deen's attorneys filed another motion withdrawing their earlier request to have Billips removed as Jackson's lawyer "pursuant to the Parties' joint stipulation and their Agreed Order of Dismissal with Prejudice".