Sentence examples for orders would require from inspiring English sources

One of the report's proposed orders would require certain members of the governor's executive staff, including his chief counsel, to put their full ethics disclosure forms online, including information about their investments.

The so-called notification orders would require released terrorists to keep police informed about any change of address or name, as well as any other address that the person intends to stay at for five days or more.

The white paper states that "judicial enforcement of such orders would require the court to supervise inherently predictive judgments by the president and his national security advisers as to when and how to use force against a member of an enemy force against which Congress has authorized the use of force".

The paper justifies the exclusion of the courts by arguing that "judicial enforcement of such orders would require the court to supervise inherently predictive judgments by the president and his national security advisers as to when and how to use force against a member of an enemy force against which Congress has authorised the use of force".

Mr Anderson said the use of exclusion orders would require the cooperation of carriers, such as airlines and of states where these people might find themselves.

The F.C.C. officials also said that the order would require transparency about those network management practices.

A proper sequential order would require it to be west of 44 West 62nd.

And she did not accept that making the cake he had ordered would require Ashers to support gay marriage.

One order would require all information that falls under the Freedom of Information Law to be posted online.

The second executive order would require federal contracts that allow employees to bargain collectively for better treatment and working conditions instead of having to resort to striking.

Dr. Hornsby, the city's first black schools superintendent, said the district still showed vestiges of segregation, which, under the court order, would require continued federal monitoring.