Sentence examples for order for immediate from inspiring English sources

He was transferred to an Atlanta jail, with an order for immediate deportation.

But it's easy to imagine Amazon building smaller distribution centers within cities and stocking them with the kinds of products people tend to order for immediate delivery.

But he was dismayed that prosecutors had denied them probation and insisted the immigrants serve prison time and agree to a rarely used judicial order for immediate deportation upon their release, signing away their rights to go to immigration court.

Perhaps fearing that an order for immediate desegregation would result in school closings and violence, the justices held that lower-court judges could certainly consider administrative problems; delays would be acceptable.

Cliff Zucker, the executive director of Disability Advocates, who less than two years ago was celebrating the lower court's order for immediate changes to the system, said he would now seek to reach a settlement with state officials.

"In the second half of June we experienced a rapid and unexpected decline in orders for immediate shipment from a wide range of customers and partners," said Tomo Razmilovic, president and chief executive of Symbol.

Once there Reagan, in surprising opposition to the impatience of his advisors, was not quick to approve any orders for immediate and specific retaliatory action.

If the order is not a market order calling for immediate action, the broker turns it over to an appropriate specialist who will execute it when an indicated price is reached.

The last feature is quick picks, which lets venues identify items that have minimal prep time (like a bottle of water), so students can order them for immediate pickup.

Struck literally speechless when Claggart's treachery is abruptly, brutally revealed, Billy, in self-defense, reaches out by the only means left — his fists — resulting in a summary court proceeding and an order for his immediate execution.

22 Governor Seeks Bombing Ban Gov. Sila M. Calderon of Puerto Rico said she was repudiating an agreement reached last year to allow the Navy to resume firing training on the island of Vieques and would ask President Clinton to issue an executive order for the immediate cessation of all bombing on the island range before he leaves office.