Sentence examples for order throwing from inspiring English sources

The news for the prosecutors only got worse on Thursday when Judge Molloy issued an order throwing out dozens of their recently submitted exhibits, including internal company memorandums.

Opening with one of Hook's most infectious twangy riffs, and powering forth on Morris's kinetic drumming, this is the sound of New Order throwing back the curtains and letting the sun come in.

HP shaved $1.5 billion from its revenue target for the year.A judge in Manhattan ruled that the sale of Lehman Brothers Americann business to Barclays in 2008, shortly after the investment bank's spectacular collapse, was in order, throwing out a claim from Lehman creditors that they were entitled to an $11 billion "windfall" from the deal.

His wife apparently obeyed this order, throwing all of her husband's papers into the fireplace.

"We got married five years ago, and he's learned to sleep with David Letterman," she added, as owner Rupert Jee rang up their order — throwing in a "Late Show" mug on the house.

While it would be very difficult to remove the statue regardless (Councilwoman Fullilove told me it would require a court order), throwing NBF's corpse into the mix adds a macabre element to any such attempts politicans have avoided until now.   .

That order threw out much of the case against Mr. Moussaoui and barred prosecutors from seeking the death penalty against him.

A sheriff's spokesman, Ryan Burris, said Mr. King got salami-free meals for two months before the county got the order thrown out in court.

Suddenly, as the light closed in and the floodlights came on, the spinners, who between England and Pakistan had toiled for more than 1,000 deliveries before managing a wicket, began to profit as the England lower order threw the bat.

The exclusionary nature of the friend-enemy distinction that is to be enforced through extra-legal sovereign dictatorship, to provide a basis for the normal functioning of the constitutional order, throws further doubt on the democratic nature of Schmitt's constitutional theory (see Kraft Fuchs 1930; Vinx 2013a).

Republicans in Congress are also making moves to have the orders thrown out.