Sentence examples for orders cited from inspiring English sources

The second involves limiting the wide exemption from disclosure enjoyed by the security services under what is known as Norwich Pharmacal court orders cited in the Binyam Mohamed case.

The document, dated Feb. 22, from the Vatican congregation that oversees religious orders, cited "illegitimate absence from his religious community" as a reason for dismissal.

In contrast, all of the other insect orders cited above except Hymenoptera have only a single derived rearrangement with the remainder of the genome sharing the arrangement of the ancestral insect.

Interior officials have moved rapidly to implement those orders, citing them in multiple federal notices seeking big shifts in policy.

As Ken Ward Jr. reported in the Charleston Gazette, it had the requisite orders citing "imminent harm" and a violation rate well above the national average.

The order cited "internal control weaknesses including the incomplete identification of high-risk customers in multiple areas of the bank".

Each verb has a certain number of fixed arguments, which must always be supplied, and must appear in the order cited.

But the proximity or conspicuousness of the hyperlink alone is not enough to give rise to constructive notice, and Barnes & Noble directs us to no case law that supports this proposition.The most analogous case the court was able to locate is PDC Labs., Inc. v. Hach Co., an unpublished district court order cited by neither party.

His order cited "credible evidence" that the proposed $140bn£100bnbn) deal "threatens to impair the national security of the US".

His order cited problems during the recount, including reports of more than 2,000 ballots being misplaced.

President Trump's order cited a dearth of public input as the reason for rescinding the grace period.