Sentence examples for order suggests from inspiring English sources

As A New World Order suggests, the world may be catching up with him.

Rumsfeld's own revocation of the order suggests his own moral qualms about what he had unleashed.

The relevant Standing Order suggests that Parliament should be recalled if the "public interest" requires it.

The order suggests that the fragmented markets for electricity are vulnerable to wily trading schemes.

The judge's order suggests that further specifics on investor payouts will be needed before he signs off on the agreement.

The judge's decision, which reversed a December order, suggests that at least some of that was persuasive.

The results, finally arranged and displayed in a deliberately random order, suggest a fractured dialogue between neighbours experiencing the same overwhelming feelings.

But the president's order suggested that any evidence -- apparently including hearsay -- would be admitted if it had "probative value to a reasonable person".

But the preliminary order suggested that the so-called Vieques Four could end up serving out their whole terms of 90 days for Mr. Sharpton and 40 days for the other three.

The court, in a relatively unusual move given that the case was not before it for any other purpose, blocked Judge Bissell's order, suggesting that it might have more sympathy for the government's arguments.

But those words were later struck from the order, suggesting that the court has made no decision on whether the chimps deserve to be treated as legal persons.