Sentence examples for orders stipulate that from inspiring English sources

But those orders stipulate that the witnesses be brought before a court, where they are assigned a lawyer and have an opportunity to be released or have bail set.

Mr. Bush's order stipulates that all information provided in confidence by a foreign government is presumed classified.

Because the court order stipulated that my sisters and I stay together, our social worker, Mrs. O'Rourk, had trouble placing us.

An intervention order stipulated that Anderson could see Luke only at weekend sports matches and not midweek, another piece of information Batty did not know.

The order stipulated that police and security forces would be allowed to remove anyone violating the closure and to use "reasonable force" to that end.

Likewise, Carter's executive order stipulates that the Attorney General must certify that the surveillance will not contain "the contents of any communication to which a United States person is a party".

Mr. Shaw is out of sorts because suddenly, involuntarily, he is a pseudocelebrity, a butt of jokes, and the victim of an executive order stipulating that the deputy mayor for operations fills in when Mr. Bloomberg is away.

And Ms. Kusznir reacted to the 1994 Shelton zoning department cease-and-desist order stipulating that the pigs be removed by taking it all the way through local, state and federal courts.

But the Bloomberg administration has tried to set up a blanket policy: Rather than delegate power each time he leaves New York, Mr. Bloomberg signed an executive order stipulating that his first deputy mayor, Patricia E. Harris, was in charge whenever he was away.

The report said a government order stipulated that married Rohingya couples in parts of Rakhine state could not have more than two children, while another document said Rohingya had to apply for permission to marry, in what the report described as a "humiliating and financially prohibitive" process.

The fix is to stipulate that \(w'Rw'\).