Sentence examples for revised order from inspiring English sources

This revised order seems overly broad as well.

This Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case of Trump v. Hawaii, about the Administration's latest revised order.

Though both sides believe that this revised order would help clarify confusing areas in the law, neither side believes it would stop the lawsuits.

One Bush administration official said the revised order to be issued by Mr. Bremer would contain a clause saying "it may be amended or rescinded" by the Iraqi government that takes office.

Administration officials, in a briefing for reporters that was given on condition of anonymity, said Congress had in fact been consulted and noted that the revised order included strong language in support of the protection of civil liberties.

In an unusual show of displeasure, six Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee walked out of Mr. McConnell's briefing on the revised order Thursday to protest what they described as inadequate White House consultation with the committee.

"The President intends in the near future to rescind the Order and replace it with a new, substantially revised Executive Order," they said.

President Donald Trump's revised executive order on immigration strikes a plurality of the public as being largely the same as his initial order, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.

The hitting-home of this revised world order, I would argue, is 2014's major legacy.

The author of "Imperial Hubris" suggests that our foreign policies toward the Muslim world need to be promptly revised in order to protect America from future terrorism.

"Every single part has been revised in order to maximize performance, while maintaining all the characteristics which were the basis of last season's extraordinary reliability".