Sentence examples for order when there is a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clapper also insisted that the government "does not unilaterally obtain information from the servers" of telephone and Internet providers, saying that information is turned over only under court order, when there is a "documented, foreign intelligence purpose for acquisition" of the data.
It takes longer to place the food and drink orders when there is a larger group, longer to serve the individuals, longer to clear, and larger groups tend to linger.
The local sheriff will call out the guys and restore order when there's trouble.
We asked "Star Wars: Episode VII -- The Force Awakens" director J.J. Abrams why anyone would want to join his new First Order when there's so much at stake. .
It would allow them to request temporary restraining orders when there is urgency to, say, stop a Russian Web site from illegally streaming the Super Bowl.
In Germany vaccinations are usually administered on a voluntary basis; however, the Federal Ministry of Health can order prophylactic vaccinations when there is a danger of epidemics.
So what is the justification for using FISH to order and orient scaffolds when there is a disagreement with linkage mapping?
The committee recommends that pediatricians order borrelial serology only when there is a well-founded clinical suspicion of Lyme borreliosis following the diagnostic strategy outlined above.
The following consequences should be drawn: The committee recommends that pediatricians order borrelial serology only when there is a well-founded clinical suspicion of Lyme borreliosis following the diagnostic strategy outlined above.
Microsoft, Mr. Smith said, "readily recognizes that nondisclosure orders are appropriate and necessary" when there is a risk of endangering a person's life or that crucial evidence may be destroyed, for example.
For our technically-inclined readers: what I'll be using here is a type of regression called ordered logit, which is appropriate when there is a hierarchy of categorical outcomes (running for president; winning the nomination; becoming president).
