Sentence examples for orders to be made from inspiring English sources

They would allow orders to be made on any citizen restricting their movement, who they associate with, who they work for and whether they can access the internet.

That will enable costs orders to be made against people who have funded an unsuccessful application without putting their names to it.

But the 2002 anti-terrorism act, under which preventive detention orders can be made, has no such requirement, effectively allowing indefinite suppression orders to be made.

He became first secretary of state, probably before 855, and in 858 he was promoted through all the ecclesiastical orders to be made patriarch of Constantinople on Christmas Day, replacing the austere Ignatius, who had fallen out with Bardas.

Allowing preventive detention orders to be made verbally or electronically in urgent circumstances, and even to be made subject to a person when their full name is not known.

Formulating such global standards could place pressure on states to take basic remedial steps against such violence, such as enacting legislation that allows for restraining orders to be made at the same time as a maintenance order, or creating accessible shelters, which will accommodate the divergent needs of women, including their children.

Labour's general secretary Ray Collins was expected to resign his position tonight in order to be made a peer.

Or because we do not know how many times the victim will require compensation from the host in order to be made whole?

You can only vote for 10 eligible candidates and in order to be made black, you have to be on at least 70% of ballots cast.

She gave him more than $1,000 in cash and a postal money order to be made out to the Immigration and Naturalization Service to pay for fees, the complaint said.

Next Tuesday, Parliament will debate a draft order to be made under this Act which will establish public officials as national monitors.