Sentence examples for rules and ordered from inspiring English sources

The state did eventually adopt new water quality management rules and ordered the counties to develop maps that would comply with those rules, but not until 2008.

In June, the department found that Law and Public Safety was in serious violation of workplace safety rules and ordered the department to provide regular updates on the radio system to the union.

Last Monday, two workers on Staten Island, Joseph Flagiello, 39, and Ralph H. Spaulding, 36, were sent home for a day without pay after they refused to obey a supervisor who told them about the new rules and ordered them to remove their hoop earrings, which hung a half-inch below the earlobes.

In November 2012, Ontario Superior Court Justice Charles Hackland said Mr Ford's "ignorance of the law" amounted to "wilful blindness", finding him guilty of violating conflict-of-interest rules and ordering him out of office.

This rule-and-order-obsessed figure talks softly and precisely and wriggles her fingers with the artistic menace of a coroner preparing to skin a corpse.

Unfortunately, I was overruled on the question, and I resigned my position to call attention to the issue — efforts that were hampered by my being placed under a gag rule and ordered not to testify at a Senate hearing.

Constantius was assigned to rule Gaul and ordered to subdue Marcus Aurelius Carausius, a usurper in Britain.

But an Illinois Appellate Court on Monday ruled differently and ordered his name be taken off the ballot for the February 22nd election.

Something called the "traditional" factor, meaning they function best with rules and order, also helps.

Religion is a system of rules and order and expectations, and it unites people in a purpose.

Many human rights advocates and legal scholars criticize shuanggui because it is not based on any legal procedure, but rather on party rules and orders.