Sentence examples for orders and could from inspiring English sources

Many of these difficulties were created by executive orders and could be reversed by new executive orders.

Many of the Indian bands, in their remote and scattered winter camps, likely did not receive these orders and could not have reached the government agencies as whole communities (including women and children) if they had.

Teenagers who drop out of all education and training will be given attendance orders, and could face £50 fines or even criminal proceedings.The government hopes, though, that the new diploma will be so attractive, with its emphasis on practicalities and its blend of the academic and the vocational, that things will rarely come to such a pass.

Bart Dalton, an attorney for Polanski, said he had not yet seen the order and could not comment.

One of his lawyers, Bart Dalton, said he had not yet seen the order and could not comment.

President Obama's stem cell policies were established by executive order and could be overturned by executive order in any subsequent administration.

The Mets, after all, do not have much muscle in the middle of their batting order and could use some bullpen help.

"Police said we had disturbed social order and could not have the protest because it was not harmonious with the other protesters".

Britain's change of heart risks tearing up a historical record that frames the international order and could provide the basis for resolving China's dispute with Tibet.

In their view, these people have violated the social order and could just as well have been put behind bars by presidential decree.

He isn't a public official or the head of a religious order and could legitimately claim that it was a private matter, not the public's business.