Sentence examples for order has to be from inspiring English sources

Plus, the order has to be "reasonable in focus, scope, and breadth".

The decision to impose a control order has to be ratified by judges sitting as the special immigration appeals commission.

A stable European order has to be based on the rule of law and a genuine commitment to multilateralism.

The Daily Mail reports a police spokesperson as saying: "As deplorable as these crimes are, law and order has to be maintained, and not lynch justice.

The team members all pitch in whenever a deadline for a tablet delivery order has to be met, Mr. Singh said, and he also has them assembling tablets.

The fractional advection dispersion equation (FADE) can describe accurately the solute transport in groundwater but its fractional order has to be determined a priori.

Once the correct carpet had been located, each individual order had to be cut to size, packaged, dispatched and delivered.

A legislative determination that a specific court order had to be set aside violated the separation of powers, it said.

Or, as one judge reminded Wall, the order had to be "facially legitimate and bona fide" — in good faith.

Materials were kept in original order where possible, but some materials, specifically the alphabetical correspondence, was found in such disarray that artificial order had to be created.

Both claimed the established order had to be changed radically.