Sentence examples for order under which from inspiring English sources

In 1956, he signed a consent order under which I.B.M. agreed to modify some of its practices.

That case settled in 1995, with Ernst consenting to a final order under which it agreed to comply with the auditor independence rules.

— New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, discussing his new executive order, under which city agencies will have to promote the use of stairs rather than elevators or escalators.

There have been reports that the SFO is considering settling with Rolls-Royce through a civil recovery order, under which no criminal charges would be made.

His comments were an acknowledgment that the backlog is frustrating presidential policy and failing to meet the deadlines in the executive order under which regulations are reviewed.

In most cases, she said, a representative from the Housing Preservation and Development Department will be present to assist in negotiating a "consent order" under which the landlord agrees to correct the violations within a specific time.

Although the military is now operating under wartime orders under which no discharges are permitted, it has been surprisingly willing to release those claiming conscientious objector status, according to the objectors and their lawyers.

Such methods also draw support from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, which enforces federal Clean Water Act requirements and consent orders under which New York City is upgrading its treatment plants and dealing with the overflow issue.

The use of control orders, under which suspects face tough restrictions on leaving home, and of stop-and-search powers are also being examined as part of the review.

The future of Tpims, which replaced the discredited system of control orders under which terror suspects could be put under curfews of up to 16 hours a day, was the last remaining element in the counter-terror package to be introduced next week to tackle the problem of foreign fighters returning from Syria and Iraq.

Control orders – under which terror suspects are placed under "virtual house arrest" – are among the most sensitive civil liberties issues for ministers, with opposition to Labour's authoritarian counter-terror policy seen as part of the glue that made the coalition possible.