Sentence examples for orders handed from inspiring English sources

In a legacy of orders handed down during post-invasion American rule here, Western contractors essentially have immunity to Iraqi law.

Another myth, a really big one, is that in a crisis, people will automatically follow orders handed down by the authorities.

The E.P.A. plans to meet with environmental groups on Tuesday, and it said no attempt was being made to circumvent the regional office and no decisions had been made or new orders handed down to the regional office.

For me, this unpaid labour scheme lasted only two weeks, but some people, as part of the government's work programme, will have to do such unpaid work for up to six months – longer than the community service orders handed out to many criminals.

A senior interrogator at Kandahar and Bagram, who wrote a book about his experiences (The Interrogators) under the pseudonym Chris Mackey, stated explicitly that, under orders handed down from senior figures in the US military and the intelligence agencies, who were sent the prisoner lists from Afghanistan, all "non-Afghan Taliban/foreign fighters" were to be sent to Guantánamo.

The content and teaching materials are always in accordance with the annual orders handed down from the State Ministry of Civil Affairs.

The court heard an interim apprehended violence order handed to Radradra would continue by consent.

Google was given two weeks to comply in the order handed down on 1 March.

He was in short order handed a bright red union flag for his boat, and a matching T-shirt.

Only a court order handed down last August in response to a lawsuit by public interest groups forced him to deliver this month.

An order handed down by Judge Ira DeMent on October 29th prohibits prayer, Bible study and the distribution of religious material during school hours.