Sentence examples for order imposed from inspiring English sources

Until Sunday morning, Mr. Hicks was under a control order imposed by the police last December.

But they also look like a child's idea of science, order imposed on beads and lemonade.

Scales: the exercise suggests duty, repetition, an order imposed from without.

A five-year house arrest order imposed in 2003 was extended by another year in 2008.

"We have been very lenient in the restriction order imposed on her.

France's Nicolas Sarkozy wants "order" imposed on capitalism that "sometimes seems out of control".

Lawyers for Monsanto and Solutia said they could not discuss the case because of an order imposed by Judge Laird.

Mr. Clune would not comment on Ms. Fairstein's remarks, because of a gag order imposed by the court.

These works were intended to reflect the stability and order imposed on the world by "enlightened" European rulers.

Police said about 60 families defied the evacuation order imposed when the crisis began, but some had been persuaded to leave.

Both prosecution and defense attorneys declined to elaborate on the proceedings, citing a gag order imposed by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Alice D. Bonner.