Sentence examples for order that puts from inspiring English sources

Now, worried Bush strategists are hoping that Judge Edward Korman of United States District Court in Brooklyn will bail them out with a court order that puts Mr. McCain and other candidates on the ballot statewide.

Games need to consistently bring players fun new content in order to thrive, which is a tall order that puts huge demands on a team.

We cannot afford a new order that puts corporate profit before people and planet.

IT FEATURED prominently in the debate, but no one was actually affected by the executive order that put Rick Perry on the defensive last night.

A suit by the group led to a court order that put the foster care system in Washington, D.C., under court receivership.

Judge James Robart, of the U.S. District Court, in Seattle, had granted the states of Washington and Minnesota a temporary restraining order that put a hold on Trump's ban, pending further hearings in the next two weeks.

Publishing the order that put the troops on the streets, Nixon also announced the abandonment of a curfew, in place for the previous two nights, which had failed to stop people congregating in the streets.

On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear the Trump Administration's appeal of a California district-court judge's order that put a hold on the abrupt end of most of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program — at least for now.

Just as the Cummings declared victory, Papé managed to tangle them up in court with a temporary restraining order that put the deal on ice.

"His remarks could be a catalyst for some to lash out against our forces — he may also issue orders that put our forces at risk," the advisory read.

Whatever you think of the orders that put them in harm's way, the deal between them and us couldn't be more clear-cut: theirs to do any suffering that the state may require to be done; ours to be as safe and comfortable as can be arranged.