Sentence examples for orders could be from inspiring English sources

The exclusion orders could be renewed after two years.

It warned: "Such orders could be used in a profoundly illiberal way.

The obvious concern is that such orders could be used as a means to avoid having to make a criminal case to the requisite standard of proof".

None of the orders could be reversed by Mr. Bush unilaterally, and the task of seeking a reversal in Congress could prove time-consuming.

He even suggested that her extremism disruption orders could be abused to slap down "monarchists, communists and even Christians objecting to gay marriage"'.

There was no effective mechanism for intermarket communication so that orders could be routed from one market to another if one offered better prices.

Such an order could be rescinded and would not block later efforts to write legislation.

If a court applied that rule, Cuomo's order could be in trouble.

The order could be weighted to account for both percentage margins and absolute vote totals.

The order could be one of the largest at the show.

For a chain as extensive as Bridge's, such an order could be devastating.