Sentence examples for orders imposed on from inspiring English sources

Control orders, imposed on a terrorist suspect where there is 'reasonable suspicion' but no known case against them?

The information that flowed back to London as a result of the interrogations was allegedly used to justify control orders imposed on four Libyan dissidents resident in Britain.

The number of orders imposed on telephone and internet companies under section 94 of the 1984 legislation has been published for the first time by the interception of communications commissioner's office (IOCCO).

It provides tagging to enforce mainly night-time curfew orders imposed on offenders in the North, the east Midlands, Yorkshire and Humberside, and the south-east and the south-west of England.

Last week's damning Francis report into the Mid Staffs scandal recommended a ban on gagging orders imposed on NHS whistleblowers, and Walker's case has been raised in the Commons.

Orders imposed on individual suspects by the home secretary can include home curfews of up to 16 hours a day, a ban on travelling abroad, the approval of all visitors by the Home Office, monitoring of all phone calls, and bans on using the internet and mobile phones.

Prosecution appealed the sentence – a one-year driving ban and probation order – imposed on Bokhary for failing to provide a breath specimen.

"We have been very lenient in the restriction order imposed on her.

France's Nicolas Sarkozy wants "order" imposed on capitalism that "sometimes seems out of control".

These works were intended to reflect the stability and order imposed on the world by "enlightened" European rulers.

But they also look like a child's idea of science, order imposed on beads and lemonade.