Sentence examples for order stems from from inspiring English sources
The order stems from accusations in a lawsuit filed during the Clinton administration that the government had mismanaged the royalties from mining, grazing and timber since 1887.
The contempt order stems from assets -- $12.9 million of gold, gold coins, rare coins and other items -- that prosecutors say Mr. Armstrong has but has not turned over.
The refunds, in the form of a credit against future charges, will average $5.64 a customer, the state's Board of Public Utilities said Tuesday, adding that the order stems from a settlement of 36 contested rate cases dating as far as 1994.
The order stems from a pending lawsuit from the United Federation of Teachers and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People over plans to close several high schools in the city, and a justice in State Supreme Court in Manhattan ruled this month that the city should not make the matches.
The primacy of logic in this order stems from the fact that we have to know what knowledge is so we will recognize that we have met its demands in a particular case.
The Justice Department spokesman confirmed that the order stemmed from the raid, but he would not provide details.
The decision to issue a restraining order stemmed from the act's failure to allow exemptions for abortions when a woman's health is at risk.
It was the second time in two years that the old house on Union Street was up for auction by court order, stemming from a 2003 lawsuit.
"All I'm asking for is patience," said the chief of schools that have been under a court desegregation order stemming from a lawsuit filed in 1977.
The lawsuit was filed because of the expiration last month of an order, stemming from a 1997 lawsuit, that froze railroad taxes at 1993-1994 levels.
In 1998, Mr. Milken agreed to pay $47 million to settle a complaint from the Securities and Exchange Commission that he had violated an order stemming from his conviction barring him from the securities industry for life.
