Sentence examples for order threatening from inspiring English sources

Trump signed an executive order threatening the withdrawal of federal funding for research from colleges and universities, if they don't enforce free speech.

Numerous lower courts have struck down the thinly veiled Muslim travel ban, the executive order banning openly transgender individuals from military service, and the executive order threatening "sanctuary cities" with a loss of federal law-enforcement funding.

News media organizations that were accidentally sent transcripts of a closed-door hearing in the Kobe Bryant case asked the State Supreme Court to overturn a judge's order threatening them with contempt of court if they published or retained the information.

Just when another tousle-haired Japanese entrepreneur hoped it was safe to make a billion or two, along come the forces of law and order threatening to throw the rule book at him: in this case, the Act Against Unjustified Premiums and Misleading Representations.

Even some (probably working-class) New Orleans women, the author demonstrates, offered public [End Page 286] support to the general even after he issued his infamous "woman order," threatening to treat them legally as prostitutes if they showed disrespect for U.S. officers or soldiers.

With Donald Trump's troubling executive order threatening Muslims and immigrants, time is of the essence.

It is this quiet victory that Donald Trump's executive order threatens to undo.

A fourth objective is maintaining unity of the EU, NATO and the West.But strategy is most needed when an existing international order threatens to collapse.

When the City Council's resistance to that order threatened to bankrupt Yonkers with fines, he helped introduce a strong mayor system that changed the power structure.

At spontaneous moments, when order threatens to break down, the soldiers, aviators and marines jump in and coach the Iraqis on the customs and habits of democracy.

Privacy advocates from the Electronic Frontier Foundation and other groups argued in response that the order "threatens to expose deeply private information" and violated the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act.