Sentence examples for specific order from from inspiring English sources
"Our courts have consistently recognized that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in this type of metadata information and thus no search warrant is required to obtain it," she said, adding that "any subsequent effort to obtain the content of an American's communications would require a specific order from the FISA court".
So on Monday, that very specific order from Trump: Declassify precisely those pages of the application for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page that were mentioned in a news conference held by 12 staunchly Trump-loyal members of the House in September.
My GoButler Hero was unfailingly polite and helpful, and they narrowed down my generic request for dinner to a specific order from one of the few Chinese restaurants in my neighborhood that was still taking online orders at 11pm.
It is done in three stages: a first sketch of the scene is made with Indian ink (probably by a master of the workshop), then the color is applied on the entire surface of the paper in a specific order, from large areas in the background to fine details.
For the survey, standing orders were defined as "an office policy that allows non-physician staff to screen adults for influenza and PPV and administer either vaccine to eligible adults without getting a specific order from the patient's physician".
The investments took place automatically, without any specific orders from the Sterling partners.
Memorandums of Notification are highly classified follow-on documents — specific orders from a President to the C.I.A. describing the scope and the necessity of the operation.
They did so not just at Abu Ghraib, but in military prisons in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guant?mo -- and under specific orders from top officials.
All the relevant agents have been arrested in Saudi Arabia and are hardly likely to be given their day in open court to explain that they were carrying out specific orders from the top.
Still, the Government is, of course, free on remand to point to any additional evidence, not cited by the District Court, that would tend to establish that Ott IIs decisionmakers acted on specific orders from CPC.
In here it is 1940/41, when Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany and the authorities were forced to prepare for the worst - an invasion and an occupation - with special units capable of garotting a friend, shooting collaborating neighbours and (under specific orders from Churchill) pursuing acts of sabotage regardless of the reprisals they provoked.
