Boris G. Fyodorov, the ousted head of the State Tax Service, recently speculated that Mr. Yeltsin may order yet another Government shakeup if Russia's economy continues to falter during the next several months.
Indeed, rumors are circulating that he may order a stop as early as tomorrow August 11, 2017).
There is cause for concern that Donald Trump may order a nuclear strike on North Korea.
Why pay them, or pay for campaign materials that donors may order, when you don't have to?
And now comes the secret: invite as many friends as you can so that you may order the largest prime rib possible.
The federal judge overseeing the probation, William Alsup, said this month that he may order PG&E to inspect its entire electric grid and do extensive tree-trimming before this summer, which PG&E says could cost as much as $150 billion.
It is true that the president may order military operations in limited emergency situations, such as foreign invasions.
The Supreme Court ruled today that Federal judges may order local governments to increase taxes to remedy constitutional violations like school segregation.
He repeats the last sentence before saying that the captain may order the passengers to quickly leave the aircraft by saying "this is an evacuation, evacuate, evacuate, evacuate".
For instance, if an election is challenged, there is a chance that a court may order the disclosure of how ballots and proxies were cast.
Pentagon officials had been awaiting language from the Security Council because the timetable for the inspection process will shape the schedule of troop deployments and, ultimately, the start of any offensive that Mr. Bush may order.
