Sentence examples for the order concluding from inspiring English sources

"The California Prepaid Mobile Telephony Services Surcharge Collection Act [i.e. the tax increase passed in 2014 and instituted in 2016], in its entirety, conflicts with federal law and therefore is preempted and unconstitutional," she wrote in the order concluding the case.Example bills from T-Mobile show how fees could change.

The order concluded that the existence of Internet fares was not discriminatory because "access to the Internet is now available to virtually anyone".

The order concluded: "Ireland forbids the navigation of her territorial waters by warships under threat of internment.

Olbermann said an apology from Brady was in order, concluding, "The real inflategate tragedy here is Tom Brady blowing this whole thing up from comparative trivia to the needless destruction of his own reputation".

In a bit of stagecraft to promote the image of Democratic harmony, an announcement of the tally was delayed until Vermont — which passed on its turn in the alphabetical order — concluded the roll call by casting 22 of its 26 votes for Sanders.

I also recalled, parenthetically, that when my father was asked, not very long before his death, what three books he considered indispensable, he named them in climactic order, concluding with "The Original of Laura" — could he have ever seriously contemplated its destruction?

The draft hearing designation order concluded, based on the staff's analysis, that the record overall does not support a finding that the proposed AT&T/T-Mobile merger would serve the public interest, convenience, and necessity and that the record presents a number of substantial and material questions of fact.

The order also concludes that the bank's internal compliance program was "inadequate" because it "did not have systems in place to detect" manipulative trading.

Using the properties of the order intervals, we conclude that (x_{n} leqomega), for any (n geq1).

However, Chirakari is hesitant to follow the order and later concludes that Ahalya is innocent.

Thus, for a truly evident judgment to take place, a single evident proposition cannot be its cause, rather all three propositions of the syllogism must be taken together in order for the concluding proposition to have the evidence it needs to not only appear true, but to compel the mind's assent (LS I:199 208).