Sentence examples for order revised from inspiring English sources
This looks like a possible violation of a federal court order revised after the 9/11 attacks that bars New York City from collecting and retaining information during investigations involving political activity unless that information "relates to potential unlawful or terrorist activity".
(Meanwhile, Trump's Defense Secretary, General Mattis, is reportedly livid that he was not consulted more fully in the run-up to the Order, and is now trying to get the Order revised to exclude such individuals).
How many times a week do you look at your daily to-do list and deprioritize "get our social media playbook in order?" Revising or overhauling a fundamental asset tends to get postponed in favor of more urgent tasks.
Questions that did not rate as higher order were revised and rated again until they earned a higher-order rating.
Robert's Rules of Order, Newly Revised, 11th edition (RONR11) is the governing parliamentary authority.
They had to assume that, unless the order was revised, green-card holders could be swept up again.
The order was revised by Alexander Kerensky, who reduced that number to 5,000 prisoners, noting that they were sorely needed as working hands in Russia's agriculture and industry.
At the last minute, "Baby's Request" replaced "Cage" and the running order was revised, with the result that the working-band concept became less pronounced.
On Monday, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order that revised his infamous "travel ban," which temporarily halted entry into the United States of refugees and the residents of several Muslim-majority countries.
Orders soared to a seasonally adjusted $175.7 billion, and Decembers orders were revised higher by nearly an entire percentage point, to a 1.9% increase.
The Data: Climbing the Walls July capital goods orders are revised upward.
