Sentence examples for order promising from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 24 President Trump issued an executive order promising expedited environmental review on infrastructure projects.

In late July, the White House issued an executive order promising that the C.I.A. would adjust its methods in order to meet the Geneva standards.

As civil liberties groups threatened to sue and some Hispanic groups criticized him, Mr. Dunn stood by his order, promising to discharge flagrant violators.

Further down the pecking order promising new MPs, such as Liz Kendall (a shadow health minister) and Chuka Umunna (Mr Miliband's parliamentary private secretary) have won instant promotion.

Juan Orlando Hernández, of the National Party, campaigned on a platform of law and order, promising to reduce the country's homicide rate, which last year was the highest in the world.

He sounded another popular theme, law and order, promising to see that the handful of people arrested on charges related to looting are prosecuted "to the fullest extent of the law".

In March, two female suicide bombers detonated themselves on the city's subway, killing more than 40 people — an act that the Chechen militant leader Doku Umarov claimed to have ordered, promising Russians that "the war will come to your streets".

Within days of his inauguration, Mr. Obama thrilled civil liberties groups when he issued executive orders promising less secrecy, restricting C.I.A. interrogators to Army Field Manual techniques, shuttering the agency's secret prisons, ordering the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, closed within a year and halting military commission trials.

On Tuesday, he signed executive orders promising that essential state employees in law enforcement and health that they would be paid regardless of what happened, and giving his word to other workers they would be paid once a budget was adopted.

The problem: While Fusion Garage is already taking orders, promising customers they will get their tablets by the end of February, Rathakrishnan doesn't have a lot of specifics.

Ordering, promising, waiving, sentencing, consenting, selling, and abandoning are all examples of acts by which a rightholder exercises a power to change his own Hohfeldian incidents or those of another.