Sentence examples for order preserved from inspiring English sources

The executive order preserved the secret jails and authorized a laundry list of coercive methods.

It has been clear that the order preserved at least some of the latitude that Mr. Bush has permitted the C.I.A. in using harsher interrogation techniques than those permitted by the military or other agencies.

As we mount higher and higher, we find commoner books, in shabbier bindings; but there is still the same order preserved, each book being numbered according to a printed catalogue".

This revised "Law and Order" preserved an outer semblance of the original two-part structure -- the pairing that attracted both cop-show addicts and courtroom-drama fans, and that justified its binary title -- but it gave up on the rigors and complexities of that structure, often allowing one part to bleed sloppily over into the other.

Late medieval Hungarian chronicles, written under kings descended from Álmos who was blinded upon Coloman's order, preserved an unfavorable image of Coloman and his rule.

The order preserves that ability".

The order preserves judicial review in civilian courts.

In a judicial tug-of-war, the school lost the case, went to a higher court and got a court order preserving the parking.

"The commission's order preserves competition for several very important drugs that treat diseases suffered by millions of Americans annually," said Richard G. Parker, director of the agency's Bureau of Competition.

strictly order preserving if (2.4).

Moreover, they are order preserving.