Sentence examples for orders stemming from inspiring English sources
PHOENIX, Aug 19 (Reuters) - A federal judge recommended on Friday that prosecutors bring criminal contempt charges against Arizona lawman Joe Arpaio, finding that the controversial sheriff had violated court orders stemming from a 2007 racial profiling case.
They say that families and children should be low priorities for removal and that lawyers' success in stalling deportations underlines that the orders stem from inadequate or non-existent legal representation rather than the intrinsic merits of their cases.
It was the second time in two years that the old house on Union Street was up for auction by court order, stemming from a 2003 lawsuit.
"All I'm asking for is patience," said the chief of schools that have been under a court desegregation order stemming from a lawsuit filed in 1977.
The lawsuit was filed because of the expiration last month of an order, stemming from a 1997 lawsuit, that froze railroad taxes at 1993-1994 levels.
The agency is releasing those e-mails in batches, in accordance with a court order stemming from a public-records lawsuit.
In 1998, Mr. Milken agreed to pay $47 million to settle a complaint from the Securities and Exchange Commission that he had violated an order stemming from his conviction barring him from the securities industry for life.
The number of beds, Mr. Cassano said, had been dictated by a court order stemming from a 1990 lawsuit by the state public advocate seeking to ease crowding at the old jail.
A 1998 court order stemming from a lawsuit, Abbott v. Burke, requires the state to direct additional funds to the poorest schools, but Mr. Franks complained that there was a lack of accountability.
Mr. Milken settled the complaint without entering a plea to charges that he had violated an order, stemming from his conviction, that barred him from the securities industry for life.
Mentor acquired a small French company with an emulation and verification product last year, but cannot market it in the United States because of a court order stemming from a patent-infringement suit by Quickturn.
