Sentence examples for the order represents from inspiring English sources

The order represents government intervention in a bitter patent row between the iPhone maker and rival Samsung.

The order represents the second phase of a major car contract signed in 2002 with two manufacturers, Kawasaki and Alstom.

It may be that the plaintiffs can prove that the order represents religious discrimination, but they haven't done so yet.

The judges say that "the States' claims raise serious allegations and present significant constitutional questions," but they don't come out and say that the order represents religious discrimination.

Many believe that the order represents a "Muslim ban," as promised by Trump during the campaign, and such a rule would run afoul of the First and Fourteenth Amendments.

The order represents a major victory for Mr. Trantino, who has been in state prison longer than any other New Jersey inmate and has been campaigning for freedom for 20 years, over the loud objections of many in Bergen County, where the officers were killed in August 1963.

For clarity, we use throughout this manuscript the convention developed by Stefansson et al. (13) and refer to the two structural configurations relative to the order represented in the human genome reference assembly.

In this dataset, subtypes with a high reassortment rate also have the highest prevalence in Anseriformes, which is the Order representing birds living in predominantly freshwater habitats (Additional file 2: Table S4).

Their view, in the words of Nick Clegg, now the deputy prime minister, has been that the orders represent "a slippery slope" in the erosion of personal freedoms in Britain.

The orders represent an opportunity for Trump to deliver on campaign promises to fight for domestic manufacturing and jobs.

Those suing over the matter said the original order represents an unconstitutional targeting of Muslims, disguised as a national security measure.