Sentence examples for the orderly operation from inspiring English sources

The visitor's presence in the institution would constitute a clear and probable danger to the institution's security or interfere with the orderly operation of the institution.

The employer has interests in the orderly operation of its workplace, the court noted, but they were outweighed by freedom of speech.

"We continue to believe that everyone needs to take responsible action in order to ensure that the orderly operation of government continues," Joseph E. Conway, a spokesman for the governor, said before today's meeting of the leaders.

What has prevented the construction of this plant so far is the orderly operation of state environmental laws and determined resistance from residents and from government officials in states that lie downwind.

The memorandum then goes on to state that a visitor may be denied entry if his or her presence would constitute a "clear and probable danger to the safety and security of the institution or would interfere with the orderly operation of the institution". K(1)(a), App.

To ensure the orderly operation of the system under a certain frame, a reasonable and scientific framework is important for the development of the Venezuelan economy.

"The action taken by the [authority] is a necessary first step in achieving the objectives of the Icelandic government and parliament to ensure the continued orderly operation of domestic banking and the safety of domestic deposits," it said.

"In the short term, however, plummeting revenues and record deficits have once again forced me to take extraordinary cash-management actions in order to ensure the continued orderly operation of our government".

We strongly recommend that reconstruction commence as soon as possible, and it is vitally important that the legal and orderly operation of the crossings is resumed.

According to the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons, SHUs, where most prison solitary confinement takes place, are housing units in which "inmates are securely separated from the general inmate population... [to] help ensure the safety, security, and orderly operation of correctional facilities".

A fastidious, compassionate man with a painful bladder infection, Edgecomb runs an orderly operation until the arrival of John Coffey Michael Clarke Duncann, above), an enormous man convicted of rape and murder.