However, Mr. Belkin said, the order normally does not direct the landlord to restore the apartment, nor does it set a time frame for the tenant's reoccupancy.
President Bush had secretly authorized the wiretapping program in October 2001, three weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks, to allow the N.S.A. to eavesdrop on the international communications of Americans suspected of terrorism ties without getting a court order normally required in such circumstances.
Restaurant patrons give their server a code the app displays, then they order normally.
The server is given a code when you open the tab and you order normally.
One effort Frankfurt made to speak to the problem of conflicting higher-order desires is to hold that a person properly identifies with a lower-order desire (normally a first-order desire) when she has an unopposed higher-order volition to act in accord with the lower-order desire, and she judges that further deliberation would not influence her resolve (1987).
But the appellate court's broader point makes quite clear that sale orders can normally bar most categories of "successor liability" claims.
Compulsory purchase orders are normally used for things like HS2, Olympic stadiums and motorways, etc, not to enable a developer to line their pockets".
"We would invite someone out to drink and they would order whatever they normally order, and we would administer a psychological test.
When investors place an order to buy or sell a stock on an exchange, the order is normally displayed for the public to view.
These rules themselves are complex, having evolved over centuries, and are often unwritten protocol as much as a members' rulebook, but a "point of order" is normally used as a device by the opposition in an attempt to trip up individual members of the government - although it can work the other way around.
