Sentence examples for the subsequent order from inspiring English sources

Judge Haight also directed the city to notify the plaintiffs if the subsequent order, Interim Order 22, is modified or replaced.

She said that she was "in a state of shock" over her dismissal and the subsequent order from the producers to leave the theater immediately.

"Bird welcomed the subsequent order 'to kill them all'; it was a command 'well and willingly... obeyed.' General Robert E. Lee, only a few hundred yards away, did nothing to intervene".

The 'Lum' is a dimensional parameter which reveals the characteristics and size of a stream segment components and its contributing watershed surfaces (Strahler 1964) and acquired by dividing the total stream length of an order by total number of stream segments in the subsequent order.

A graphical timeline along the upper-right side of the screen details who will be receiving turns next, and how various actions taken will affect the subsequent order of turns.

The narrative of Arishta's death, Narada's disclosure to Kamsa and the subsequent ordering of Keshi is the same.

The Dec. 1 Supreme Court argument, and the justices' subsequent order vacating the Florida Supreme Court decision then at issue, figured prominently in the brief the Bush lawyers filed today attacking the state court's latest ruling.

The following lung function parameters are displayed on the screen in subsequent order: peak expiratory flow (PEF), forced expiratory volume in (ml) in one second (FEV1), forced expiratory volume in six seconds (FEV6) and forced expiratory flow 25 75% FEF25-755).

Mr. Richardson ultimately rebuffed Nixon's recommendation and appointed Archibald Cox as special prosecutor, only to resign months later rather than follow the president's subsequent order to fire Mr. Cox.

As more orders migrate to dark pools, the probability of subsequent order execution there increases, raising liquidity.

Knowles issued a compromise order in which only the court may see the documents before a subsequent order is made on whether to allow discovery to proceed.