Sentence examples for order intended from inspiring English sources
Richard J. Codey has scaled back an executive order intended to prevent political contributions from influencing the awarding of state contracts.
The Senate also approved an amended version of an executive order intended to crack down on "pay-to-play," the practice of awarding state contracts to campaign contributors.
The governor issued an executive order intended to prohibit the sale of guns to anyone found to be dangerous and forced to undergo involuntary mental health treatment.
Horner became the first person to be placed on a five-year, landmark antisocial behaviour order, intended to stop him promoting extreme versions of Islam.
A hearing is scheduled for Monday on whether SUNY Downstate was in contempt of court for violating a temporary restraining order intended to halt the closing.
It was an order intended to protect their delicate pigments from the fading effect of direct sunlight, and despite the subsequent invention of more sensitive lighting, it's now felt that observing the tradition preserves the sense of occasion.
And travelers may even find more flights over all, the officials said, as they announced a combination of agreements and orders intended to eliminate last summer's miserable delays.
Since 1996, the sheik, who has diabetes and heart disease, has languished in federal prison medical centers in the Middle West, silenced by a series of legal orders intended to keep him from communicating with his followers.
The package is a mix of executive orders intended to tighten and heighten enforcement of existing gun laws and sweep away ideologically motivated restrictions on government action against gun violence, and new laws that will have to be passed by Congress.
Lecture: The latent outcome associated to the ordered intended retirement age (with three categories) is obtained by the methodology of simulated residuals.
These programs include initiatives such as creating a special license to allow the spearing of lionfish on nearshore reefs and lionfish kill orders intended to involve the general public in removal efforts [13].
