Sentence examples for order might be from inspiring English sources
Applying for a SOPO (sexual offences prevention order) might be another way forward.
On another day, or with different examples, the order might be reversed.
England's creakiness at the top of the order might be resolved and it might keep Warne quiet for a while.
Political analysts say the mayor apparently failed to foresee how explosive the new executive order might be.
Still, Mr. Haynes and Mr. Wolfowitz offered few details on how the order might be fleshed out.
But I suppose there's no telling just what threat to law and order might be posed by an over-articulate history graduate.
But his spokesman, Ari Fleischer, told reporters that executive orders might be undone with reverse executive orders, and "regulations can be undone through regulation".
He did not say how long the turbine orders might be delayed or provide other details, but said that Duke is not considering canceling the orders.
These orders might be placed five minutes before the 60-second window – which opens for 30 seconds each side of the hour – or even as the trading is under way.
In the meantime, he suggests, reports of parliamentary proceedings in apparent breach of court orders might be considered on a case-by-case basis to decide whether or not they are in contempt.
No Jews, blacks or Catholics, except for himself, though a few people from the lower orders might be engaged to do the dirty work - torturing suspects or killing troublesome folk.
