Sentence examples for that would order from inspiring English sources

Some Labour MPs are also backing an amendment that would order May not to back a no-deal Brexit.

Amid this turmoil, there can hardly be found a "Turkish government," let alone one that would "order" the execution of Armenian civilians.

The government concluded it had to release those six because it was about to lose habeas corpus hearings in court that would order them freed.

On Jan . 15 a federal district court judge denied a Gillette motion for a preliminary injunction that would order Quattro razors and blades removed from retail outlets.

On Friday, the House of Representatives may vote on a bill that would order bank regulators to restrict "inappropriate or imprudently risky" pay packages at larger banks.

San Francisco nudists said on Monday they would continue to walk the streets naked regardless of a proposed law that would order them to cover up.

–Is there a book that could have a sequel that you would order in advance or stand in line at midnight to purchase?

Finally, a Doubleday executive said that Mr. Fast should publish it himself but that Doubleday would order 600 copies for its bookstores.

My roommate was angry that anyone would order me to do something and even angrier that I would obey.

That compares favorably, he said, with a traditional dramatic show that ABC would order for a fall season.

Saying that utilities have been "drawing down their stock" over the past couple of years, he predicted that they would order more coal in the year ahead.