These are often issued as interim measures pending a full court hearing, on the grounds that a breach of privacy, if it were permitted, would be irreversible.If a newspaper breached such an order, it would face heavy fines; its editors could even face jail for contempt of court.
To order it would be to render oneself a cartoon.
"If he alienated them with an executive order, it would serve him very well with the public".
Strictly on pecking order, it would be logical for Woakes to be included, having bowled perfectly acceptably in Durban.
"If I'm working with an artist, I need to make sure they're not making work to order – it would be less strong if somebody wants to please.
Last month, the White House issued an executive order: it would not oppose African nations that violated American patent law to get AIDS drugs.
But, had the thirteen-year-old black-maned lion lived a few miles away, and had the proper paperwork been in order, it would have been completely legal for an American tourist to behead him.
Every time Z-Tel tried to place an order, it would be rejected, he said, adding that Ameritech did not respond to Z-Tel's complaints until he contacted the president of the wholesale division.
While the software company said it would be willing to make another offer for the search business or the whole company — in that order — it would not negotiate with Yahoo's current board.
David Brooks looks at the polls and says he can't believe that Americans really want a terrorist-run state in the heart of the Middle East and the consequences for world order it would entail.
If AT&T fails to overturn the order, it would untangle a partnership that consumer groups have been criticizing for months because it combines the nation's two largest cable companies, which together control 50percentt of the market.
