Sentence examples for orders which allow from inspiring English sources

We already have "do not resuscitate" orders which allow medical professionals to respect the wishes of patients who do not want to undergo life-saving CPR.

North Carolina passed its first law in early 2013, legalizing "standing orders" which allow doctors to authorize an entity such as the coalition to possess and distribute naloxone freely to persons at risk of overdose.

Following the review of the football banning orders, which allow for the banning of fans and confiscation of passports, new legislation would be introduced to deal fairly with disorder at games.

Top secret documents submitted to the court that oversees surveillance by US intelligence agencies show the judges have signed off on broad orders which allow the NSA to make use of information "inadvertently" collected from domestic US communications without a warrant.

Playing Out, the Bristol-based community interest company that encourages street play across the UK, successfully lobbied its local authority to introduce temporary play street orders, which allow residential streets to be closed to traffic for up to three hours a week, every week for a year.

Part of the increase has been driven by the introduction last April of debt relief orders, which allow consumers with debts of less than £15,000 and minimal assets to write off their borrowing without entering into a full-blown bankruptcy.

That's because print companies collect a large volume of orders which allows them to combine different customers request to fill each print sheet to capacity.

A further 177 of those Palestinians are being held under "administrative detention orders," which allows the Israeli authorities to arrest people without charging them or setting a provisional date for trial.

When news of the outbreak of war reached him, he sent a canoe party under the noted trader and voyager William McKay to the British outpost at St . JosephIsland on Lake Huron, with orders which allowed the commander (Captain Charles Roberts) to stand on the defensive or attack the nearby American outpost at Fort Mackinac at his discretion.

In addition, they employed a species exemplar approach for coding the morphological characters, reflecting in the analysis the morphological diversity of the orders, which allows at the same time a test of their monophyly.

The new suit, according to the firms, involves 41,005 Kenyans and takes the form of a group litigation order, which allows related claims to be managed collectively.