Sentence examples for orders that govern from inspiring English sources
In civil law suits, the parties and the judge sometimes agree to protective orders that govern the exchange of information deemed sensitive.
During debates, the Presiding Officer (or the deputy) is assisted by the parliamentary clerks, who give advice on how to interpret the standing orders that govern the proceedings of meetings.
Whitehouse raised the issue in the context of the executive order that governs surveillance.
Russia violated the integrity of Ukraine, and thus the entire legal order that governed Europe.
"You are supposed to complete your review of a final rule within 90 days," he wrote, referring to an executive order that governs Ms. Dudley's office.
WASHINGTON — President Bush has approved a long-awaited revision of the executive order that governs the nation's 16 spy agencies, the latest effort to wrestle the competing bureaucracies into a single effort under the director of national intelligence.
That court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, held that while the assessments for the California fruits were a valid part of a broader regulatory program -- a federal marketing order that governed the size, grade and maturity of the fruit that was sent to market -- the mushroom program dealt essentially with just advertising and so could not be justified on the same terms.
The executive order that governs the current drought rules will expire in February.
We may be able to learn new priors, and there may be second-order priors that govern such updating.
To pave the way for this, the Lords would need to change its standing orders: the rules that govern its business.
It began with an announcement that the Liberal Party would be introducing a motion that would effectively cleave away an assortment of quirks, tricks, and loopholes in the Standing Orders— the things that govern how the House of Commons work so that the meddling opposition couldn't pull a fast one, and screw with any government business.
