Sentence examples for order strike from inspiring English sources

But all the mighty efforts to forge a more equal, more humane order strike him as overblown and oversold.

And how hard will the old order strike back?His short political career leaves Ecuadoreans guessing what sort of president he would be.

A United States Supreme Court ruling in June left in place a trial judge's order striking down the measure as unconstitutional.

Back on the mound, Lackey matched Verlander by setting down the side in order, striking out Alex Avila and Omar Infante.

A formal invitation will mean, as with Iraq, that Downing Street can order strikes without reference to parliament.

Whenever the need to create order strikes, I roam from room to room and tackle whatever offends me first.

The Kremlin is also fighting back with western methods: on April 30th, Russia's lawyer applied to the court in Essen to have the court order struck down.

Steven G. Bradbury, a head of the Office of Legal Counsel in the Bush administration, said it would be "politically difficult" to order strikes if Congress refused to approve them.

An Afghan police officer, accompanying us to help keep order, struck — as hard as he could — any child who proved too aggressive in trying to get a pen or pad of paper.

Attempts to deal with the novelty of the crisis in international law have become entangled in the separate domestic law question of whether the president could order strikes on Syria without Congressional permission.

But while there is enough firepower to allow President Bush to order strikes at any moment he chooses, senior Pentagon officials acknowledge that the immediate options are in many ways both imperfect and risky.