Sentence examples for terse order from inspiring English sources

Judge Huvelle's terse order on Tuesday did not explain her plans.

Years later, in the hotel lounge, Kawamura could still remember the terse order Doi gave him.

But in a terse order today, the judge canceled that hearing.

The Second Circuit did not announce the reason for overturning Mr. Aleynikov's convictions, issuing only a terse order stating that an opinion would be issued "in due course".

The court, which issued a terse order rejecting his plea, apparently accepted the Obama administration's assurance that the Algerian government promised not to torture Mr. Naji.

Tonight the Gore camp claimed vindication in the court's terse order that "there is no legal impediment to the recounts continuing".

Decisions to hear cases — to grant petitions for certiorari, in court lingo — are announced in terse orders, without explanation or an indication of who voted how.

Ralph Izzard, of the Daily Mail, who went part of the way with the Hunt expedition, has written that Tenzing gives "terse orders in a tone which commands instant obedience," and that he has "all the bearing of a regimental sergeant major".

In a terse unsigned order without noted dissents, the justices reinstated a trial court injunction that barred those additional payments.

The judge, Loretta A. Preska, issued a terse temporary order that provided no explanation but directed the city not to proceed with its plan to eject dozens of churches and religious organizations this weekend.

And so the next morning he composed a resignation letter to the Supreme Court, which then promptly stripped him of his title as chief judge with a terse, unanimous order that noted "the continuing disruption in the administration of justice" under Judge Sauls.