Sentence examples for order introduced from inspiring English sources

Bullivant was subjected to a control order introduced by the Labour government, which the current government replaced with the less severe terrorism prevention and investigation measure (Tpim).

The new government measure, modelled on the anonymity order introduced last year for victims of female genital mutilation (FGM), will apply to victims from the time an allegation of forced marriage is made.

Yet the opposition, led by Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the newly elected leader of the pro-secular Republican People's party (CHP), has sought to portray the amendments as a final assault against the secular order introduced by the founder of modern Turkey, Kemal Ataturk.

Distinguished by the surname he assumed to celebrate his having received, at age 3, the Anti-Social Behavior Order (introduced in 1998 by Prime Minister Tony Blair's Crime and Disorder Act), Lionel divides his time among Extortion With Menaces, Receiving Stolen Property and their inevitable result: prison.

First, successive scientific theories that are incommensurable have no logical relations: "The order introduced into our experiences by Newton's theory is retained and improved by relativity.

Let be a Hausdorff uniform space, is an -distance on, be a function which is bounded above, and " " the order introduced by.

The Mime Order introduces a whole new range of places in the Cohorts.

Later, Hemingway opted for a more straightforward, chronological order, introducing the American expats Jake, Brett, and Robert Cohn in Paris, before they travel to Spain.

An explanatory memorandum alongside the parliamentary order introducing the ban says the "government is committed to ensuring the worst cases of cheap alcohol are banned from sale".

You can disrupt social order, introduce at the wrong season, and even spread disease.

Anti-social behaviour orders introduced in 1998 mean that people can be jailed for fairly trivial offences.