Sentence examples for order proposed from inspiring English sources

A court-imposed gagging order, proposed by the state and more recently by the defence, is preventing media coverage of the arrest and charges in Israel.

On September 10th the Arab League's new head, Nabil al-Arabi, who was briefly Egypt's foreign minister under the new order, proposed a timetable for open elections.

B1 Rent Aid for the Homeless The Giuliani administration, seeking to comply with a court order, proposed rent subsidies for homeless families to ease pressure on the emergency shelter system.

Mr. Klein's departure will come within days of the Supreme Court's decision whether to review the order proposed by the government to break up Microsoft after a court's findings that the company bullied competitors, stifled innovation and repeatedly violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.

During the Presidential campaign, Trump casually incited violence; promised to "lock up" his Democratic opponent; refused to release his tax returns; gave a dystopian Convention speech in which he promised to restore "order"; proposed banning Muslims from entering the country and reinstituting the use of torture on terrorism suspects; and vilified his opponents and critics.

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(His order proposes minor "safeguards," such as "appropriate training" for law enforcement, and "appropriate supervisory review" of civil-forfeiture approvals).

The executive order proposes a "temporary detention policy" that would allow the Department of Homeland Security to detain families attempting to enter the United States at the southern border "during the pendency of any criminal improper entry or immigration proceedings involving their members".

Hypothesis 3 (rRNA gene order) proposes that the rRNA gene order has changed once from 5'- 16S, 18S-3' to 5'- 18S, 16S, 5S-3' and constrains all Nosema/ Vairimorpha with the 5'- 18S, 16S, 5S-3' rRNA gene order to form a monophyletic group.

Control orders apply to people before they are convicted, and therefore differ from the preventative orders proposed on Friday.

Justice Julie Ward, even though she agreed with the orders proposed by McColl, was more understanding about Fairfax's position.