Sentence examples for ordered struck from inspiring English sources

Without comment, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist denied the request to extend the rules, which a federal appeals court previously had ordered struck down, effective on Tuesday.

But the judge urged patience and Ms. Giraldo completed her testimony, often interjecting observations that the court ordered stricken from the record.

Casino management ordered striking employees to remove their cars from the parking garage, and security officials filmed the protests from a balcony.

Dusty later told investigators he did as he was ordered, striking matches and dropping them into the grass.

He told them to attempt a retreat, then radioed Russian forces and ordered strikes on his own position in a last attempt to repel the attackers.

Overcoming some of his habitual reluctance to use force, Barack Obama has also ordered strikes on ISIS's oil-truck convoys, a vital source of revenue for the group and its war machine.

President Donald Trump has twice ordered strikes on Syrian military assets in retaliation for the attacks, calling them "atrocious".

Syrian President Bashar Assad has regularly ordered strikes against Islamic State targets and any others opposed to the government, including Syrian rebel groups that have sought to oust the leader during more than three years of ongoing civil war in the country.

"I get the sense that the microscope on the program is leading to greater selectivity in ordering strikes," he said.

A formal invitation will mean, as with Iraq, that Downing Street can order strikes without reference to parliament.

Steven G. Bradbury, a head of the Office of Legal Counsel in the Bush administration, said it would be "politically difficult" to order strikes if Congress refused to approve them.