Sentence examples for restrictive order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's signature on the 28-page order, which had been widely expected, amends a less restrictive order signed by President Bill Clinton that would have required automatic declassification on April 17 of most government documents 25 years or older.

Once the restrictive order is made, it is a criminal offence to breach it.

The UFOC also generally requires disclosure on any current or pending injunctive or restrictive order which relates to the franchise.

Google's "swiss cheese" argument was given short-shrift: "Google raises the spectre of it being subjected to restrictive orders from courts in all parts of the world, each concerned with its own domestic law.

Pre-notification ought to be given to third parties, such as the media, of court hearings where celebrities or others are applying for restrictive orders protecting their anonymity, the study headed by the master of the rolls, Lord Neuberger, is also expected to recommend.

Good examples of such measures are the Antisocial Behaviour Orders that English courts can impose on those accused of various kinds of antisocial conduct (due to be replaced by Criminal Behaviour Orders), and the various restrictive orders that courts can impose on those suspected of involvement in terrorist activity (see Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Act 2011).

An executive order against people of one religion along with the dread of other restrictive orders that may come have led some people to question their daily habits and responsibilities, reevaluating whether their life choices are still valid, effective, enough.

It has, for example, relied upon various extreme methods of pre-trial isolation -- including a version of restrictive orders known as Special Administrative Measures, or SAMs -- that reek of punitiveness and have often caused severe psychological deterioration in suspects awaiting trial on terrorism charges.

Issues related to disease surveillance and special considerations regarding public health restrictive orders are discussed.

Drafting restrictive orders in advance is less helpful than with the other types of orders discussed above because restrictive orders require more tailoring to the specific circumstances and parameters of an outbreak.

In exchange for the new arrangement in 1993, she agreed to a restrictive court order that had only been used once before, and that time to guard the privacy of a child killer from media intrusion.