Sentence examples for order will apply from inspiring English sources

The code, instituted by executive order, will apply to all state government officials.

While the executive order will apply to most organizations — both for-profit and nonprofit — that contract with the state, there are others that may not be governed by the order and will have to be handled through the budgeting process, a Cuomo spokesman said.

"The order will apply to all land to which the public are entitled or permitted to have access which is open to the air and requires anyone in charge of a dog which fouls, to clean it up immediately.

The executive order will apply to those currently on parole and those who will become eligible for it in the future.

The President, in backing the Harkin-Miller minimum wage bill, supports a raise for those with income from tips, although we don't yet know whether his executive order will apply to them.

"Last orders" will apply on train catering trolleys, with drink not sold from 20 30 onwards, while customers will be asked to finish any alcoholic drinks by 21 00.

This policy will be much broader than the last time the rule was in place - the Guttmacher Institute, Kaiser Family Foundation and Population Action International believe the order, as written, will apply to all global health funding by the US, instead of only reproductive health or family planning.

Unlike last time, the order will not apply to people with green cards, dual nationals, travelers, and people who have already been granted asylum or refugee status.

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Although we demonstrate this with the domain exchange and small-peptide interlinkage of ordered proteins the same will apply with the oligomers formed by individual free peptides, where recruitment similarly occurs, molecule by molecule, to an extendable terminal β-interface [32].

The Munchee Order emphasizes that the SEC will apply the facts and circumstances analysis under Howey to ICOs irrespective of token labels or classifications by offerors.