Sentence examples for order that may from inspiring English sources

The state Superior Court recently issued a standing order that may impose more discipline on lenders, Mr. Fuller said.

It would be hard to overestimate the rage Bill Clinton ignites in some quarters nowadays, even over an executive order that may have no effect whatsoever.

The scope and severity of the parade of horribles in the assessment — even space weapons — reflect a world order that may be strained to the point of fracture.

Practically, the proposed method can be used to determine the upper bound for the process model order that may be identified from the given data.

The shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries and two other companies won an order that may be worth more than $3.2 billion to build the world's largest tankers for shipping natural gas, a Qatari official said.

is focused on understanding devices, technology, and humans as they interface in a market setting; the new forms that transactions may take in a networked world; and the new social and economic order that may result.

Not all orders that may enable a party to effectuate its rights aid the court in its exercise of jurisdiction.

jenson button has joined the growing chorus of criticism regarding team orders that may yet result in severe sanctions being taken against Ferrari.

The criminal sentence is an assembly of individual orders that may include punishment, rehabilitation, compensation, and conduct requirements.

To this end, the profile sets of games must be equipped with partial orders that may be neither linear spaces, nor topological spaces.

"We have given instructions to all Hamas members and to all its wings to be fully ready for any new instructions or orders that may be given to confront this strategic danger," Ismail Haniya said.