Sentence examples for orders which can from inspiring English sources

The bill also introduces public space protection orders, which can prevent either everybody or particular kinds of people from doing certain things in certain places.

NASD proposed that on the first day of trading no broker be allowed to accept market orders, which can be filled at any price.

In their 2010 election manifesto, the Lib Dems pledged to "scrap control orders, which can use secret evidence to put people under house arrest".

"The New York Stock Exchange rules require that the orders be given the opportunity to interact with other orders, which can result in price improvement," the study said.

They range from on-the-spot fines to "dispersal orders", which can be used to expel people from designated areas, to ASBOs.

He was subject to a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measure (TPIM) notice, a measure introduced to replace control orders, which can be used to restrict the movements of individuals and their ability to associate or communicate with others.

The respondent in any such process can contest the order which can then be heard at a higher court.

Admission into this order, which can be conferred posthumously, requires 20 years of civil achievement in peacetime or extraordinary military bravery and service in times of war.

You can stroll into the mega-market, which opened in October, to check out the natural and organic foods; the restaurant's food is cooked to order, which can take 15 minutes or so.

Australia appear to have some steel in the middle of the order which can correct the misdeeds of the earlier batsmen whereas England just seem to crumble like a biscuit dipped too long in tea.

Ovid's talent is not of that highest order which can pierce the outward semblance of people and things and receive intimations of a deeper reality; but what he could do, few if any poets have ever done better.