Sentence examples for order that could from inspiring English sources

The restriction on assassinations is part of a presidential executive order that could be revoked or rewritten.

Fortunately for the history of cinema it was an order that could not be enforced in Germany.

Victims also can seek a protection order that could place restrictions on or help identify the cyberbully.

On the other hand, a decade of chaos has fostered, among average Russians, a longing for order that could legitimize a new and lethal despotism under Putin.

When another trader complained that he had an order that could have been executed at $99.90, the exchange's floor committee canceled the $100 trade.

Mr. Achatz could pay cooks more than members of the wait staff, a reversal of the usual pecking order that could allow him to recruit shining kitchen talent.

That could mean that the computers first flooded the market with sell orders that could not be matched with buyers.

For example, the New York Stock Exchange slowed trading according to its rules, but the orders that could not be executed migrated to electronic exchanges, where trading continued unabated.

Additionally, TD Waterhouse did not adequately inform its customers of alternative order entry systems, and failed to maintain telephone systems that were strong enough to handle stock orders that could not be filled online, the exchange said.

Some of these changes were made possible through shuffling — changing those orders that could be changed at the last minute and moving cans and boxes of nonreturnable food around.

A Sacramento judge on Monday tore up California's funding plans for its bullet train in orders that could force the state to spend months or years redrawing plans for the $68 billion rail line.