Sentence examples for order that an from inspiring English sources

That was a condition of the loans, in order that an adverse opinion should not affect a fiddle's market value.

In April, a three-judge panel ruled against the government, but the court said in a brief order that an 11-judge panel would rehear the case.

In Iraq's present chaotic state, they fear the people may vote for the rigorous order that an Iranian-style Shiite theocracy imposes.

Under current rules, the California Supreme Court, on its own initiative or after being petitioned, can order that an appellate court decision be deleted from official bound reports.

In order that an actor who interferes with another's chattel may be liable, his conduct must affect some other and more important [**23] interest of the possessor.

The Dutch forward will undergo tests today in order that an initial loan move can be completed with the option of the deal becoming permanent.

A "stop order" is an order that becomes a market order once a certain price is reached.

An injunction is an order that requires a defendant to refrain from doing something.

If the two 500-letter-long sections were in reverse order, that indicated an inversion.

They are small things, clustered in an order that is like an interrupted thought.

And the gag order, that's a whole, evolving area of the law.