Sentence examples for ordered to be made available from inspiring English sources
Surgeries refused entry to those with flu symptoms, referring them to a government "hotline" where prescription drugs were ordered to be made available without examination or doctor's note.
Crucially, the group called for risk-protection orders to be made available not just to law-enforcement authorities but also to individuals who believed that their family members or intimates represent a grave threat "based on a credible risk of credible harm to self or others, even when domestic violence is not an issue".
The answer came today when David Cameron ordered it to be made available to any doctors who have run out of seasonal flu vaccine.
Judge Brinkema has ordered the terrorists to be made available, but the Bush administration has refused to obey.
The following week he ordered Mr. Davidge's documents to be made available starting on July 18 to the lawyers, who are suing on behalf of dozens if not hundreds of complainants.
"These photographs are historical, the cases are classified, and their age is well beyond the 30 years required in order for something this sensitive to be made available to the public," Charlier explains.
"These photographs are historical, the cases are classified and their age is well beyond the 30 years required in order for something this sensitive to be made available to the public," he explains.
The lower priced car is expected to be made available to order in Europe and China in three to six months' time.
Once the target pathways have been identified, the parts forming those pathways, in engineering terms, are to be made available in order to mimic the cell metabolic circuitry and alter it.
(NON-PILOT 1) Most pilot and non-pilot GPs expressed the desire for accessible statistical information about the screening programme to be made available to them in order to fully inform patients.
Table 1 shows the results on the level of effectiveness that each group would want 0.5% PRO2000/5 to demonstrate in order to eventually be made available in their community.
