Sentence examples for the order established from inspiring English sources
The membership of the order established in 1687 comprised the Scottish sovereign and eight knights.
When the man acquired the card in 1936, the order — established in 1833 in Germany — was much more robust.
The order established a committee to advise state agencies on the development of necessary rules or statutes relating to self-driving cars.
A senior lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council, Joel Reynolds, said the order established a precedent for court cases in other jurisdictions, although it applied only to a specific set of military exercises used in Southern California.
America "wants to freeze the order established after the Soviet collapse and remain an absolute leader, thinking it can do whatever it likes, while others can do only what is in that leader's interests," Mr Putin said recently.
Accordingly, the order established a provisional exemption for any company with fewer than 100,000 subscribers.
See articlePakistan's supreme court ruled that the order establishing General Pervez Musharraf's 2007 state of emergency was unconstitutional.
In 1978, the Supreme Court upheld the order, establishing a decency standard that remains in effect; it ensnared Howard Stern in 2005, precipitating his move to satellite radio.
When President Bush first issued the order establishing the tribunals last November, critics, this page included, were concerned about potentially secret trials, inadequate legal representation, verdicts based on flimsy evidence and death sentences imposed by divided panels.
Miles P. Fischer, the chairman of the bar association's Committee on Military Affairs and Justice, said, for example, that "JAG officers were given very little opportunity to participate in the order establishing military commissions".
The order establishes a regulatory review and reform committee, made up of five senior members of Mr. Paterson's cabinet and led by his secretary, Lawrence S. Schwartz, who has described himself as Mr. Paterson's "enforcer".
