Sentence examples for statement and ordered from inspiring English sources
However yesterday, at another hearing at the U.K. Court of Appeal, Apple was criticized for adding "incorrect" and "untrue" information to the statement — and ordered to remove it within 24 hours, and replace it with a compliant notice within 48 hours.
The old way of processing mortgages involved a loan officer or broker collecting reams of income statements and ordering credit histories, typically over several weeks.
Pope Benedict XVI approved the statement's contents and ordered its publication, it said.
As already mentioned, Barton ends his version of the 1777 story with the statement "Congress agreed and ordered the Bibles imported".
Finally, the English intonation patterns were classed as follows: flat pitch to "level"; question to "rising"; statement and order to "falling"; and uncertainty to "other dynamic".
Federal marshals brought Mr. Zazi to New York on Friday after a federal judge in Denver dismissed the false-statement charge against him and ordered him held without bail and transferred to Brooklyn to face the more serious terrorism indictment.
Prosecutors in The Hague hope that the United Nations Security Council, which has requested the investigation of possible crimes in Libya, will find ways to encourage the arrest of the suspects and allow the court to go beyond statements and orders that may not be enforced.
Executive statements and orders discouraging pastoralism are common phenomena in Uganda, and there are some latent considerations to enact laws that will criminalize movement of herds as traditionally practiced by pastoralists (Knighton 2006).
The officer, the statement said, "ordered the driver to stop, and opened the driver's side door when he failed to comply".
When I told him everything and gave statements he ordered the evacuation of the castle.
It was a modest website consisting of a few photos and statements, ordering instructions for campaign merchandise and an email link for interested voters to contact the campaign.
