Sentence examples for ordered specific from inspiring English sources

While elected officials found it convenient to assert that the control board had ordered specific cuts, the choices were in fact theirs alone.

But it reached a point last summer, he said, where he ordered specific plans to confront in this country the kind of shootouts and other mayhem that in Mexico have killed members of warring drug cartels, law enforcement officials and bystanders, often not far from the border.

Subscription services started to streamline this process by measuring how frequently a family ordered specific items from a retailer.

"We do not believe that it is necessary here to order specific injunctive relief," Judge Pigott wrote.

In some situations in which money damages cannot adequately compensate the innocent party, the court may order specific performance of the contract.

As is well known, prior to the federal Act, many courts expressed hostility to arbitration, for example by refusing to order specific performance of agreements to arbitrate.

But increasingly HBO is measuring its success both by how many viewers a show accumulates over multiple plays and especially by how well it drives the on-demand business, where viewers can order specific episodes of shows.

Frank Supovitz, the N.H.L's vice president of special events, said the league does not order specific play lists of recorded music, though many of the same, annoying songs are played in many cities.

If the state refuses to negotiate such a plan, the judges could order specific actions, including shortened prison sentences, diversion of nonviolent felons to county programs, and parole reforms that would cut down recidivism.

Instead of ordering specific plans in advance, customers purchase credits from Berry Kitchen, which they can then redeem for the meal of their choice each day.

A legal regime that responded to breach of contract by ordering specific performance, restitutionary disgorgement, or even punitive damages would truly sanction rather than merely pricing breach.