Sentence examples for ordering that if from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gravano, 57, will be 77 by the time he emerges from prison, but Judge Ross took no chances, ordering that if he lives out his sentence, he be placed on supervised release for the rest of his life.

Last week, Judge Thomas P. Griesa of Federal District Court piggybacked on the Court of Appeals decision, ordering that if Argentina made this payment, it and any third parties through which this money was transferred would also have to set aside $1.33 billion, the entire amount owed to the hedge funds, to pay the old debt equally.

Last year, the governor ordered that if a formal legal request is filed, authorities must disclose who lobbied for a contract and how much they were paid, Mr. Quinn said.

A judge ordered that if Mr. Spyropoulos made bail, he would not be allowed to have contact with Mr. Sgourdos's family.

Five or six years ago, it seems, our troops were ordered that, if they saw apparent violations of the laws of war that didn't directly involve coalition forces, they should describe them but not make any further investigation unless otherwise ordered.

Yesterday, Federal District Judge William Young ordered that if either company refused to offer a cross license, he would issue an injunction that bars that company from manufacturing the drug in this country.

He expected his riflemen to "skulk" in the Indian manner but ordered that if any other kind of soldier "shall attempt to skulk, hide himself or retreat from the enemy without orders of his commanding officer, he will instantly be shot down as an example of cowardice".

Judge Dyanne Klein of Newton District Court also ordered that if Father Shanley was able to post bail, he would have to surrender his passport, stay in Massachusetts and have no contact with anyone under age 16 or with any witness in the case.

The judge ordered that if the amount is not paid in full then the defendant will have to serve an extra 18 months in prison.

He secretly ordered that, if he was arrested, Vitale was to be "taken down" - demoted or killed.

The Act in Absolute Restraint of Annates outlawed all annates to Rome, and also ordered that if cathedrals refused the King's nomination for bishop, they would be liable to punishment by praemunire.