law order

The 28th Army was notable for its passive enforcement of the martial law order.

A revolt in Kwangju against the martial law order was put down by troops, who killed about 200 people.

A new range of private law orders was introduced to provide for the care and upbringing of children.

The martial law orders were then signed and authorized by Đôn.

The injunction against the bridge opening was dissolved and the martial law order rescinded on August 6.

There is also our general programming, which has priority over non-critical explicit Second Law orders.

Hunter suddenly realized that he could shut off his own hearing, despite Wayne's Second Law order not to do it.

When Clark issued the martial law orders, Nightwatch was ordered to take over station security.

Martial law orders have since been repealed.

In fact, First Law situanons and Second Law orders may require it.

For those companies that violate the law for the 5th time in a row, the law orders for the closure of the specific company.

But if evoking strong emotion was harm, then obeying Second Law orders could become a terribly ticklish business.

After the meeting, Qin called Zhao's office, hoping that Zhao would call off the martial law order.

September 17: Z. A. Bhutto arrested under Martial Law orders.

Xu asked Zhou whether the three principals of the Central Military Commission had approved the martial law order.

Martial law orders empower military tribunals to 'waive unnecessary witnesses' and to impose death sentences 'regardless of the provisions under existing laws'.

However, Captains Baker and Fancher may not have been aware of Young's martial law order since it was not made public until September 15, 1857.

NISA ordered TEPCO to send the manuals without any redaction, as the law orders.

And I would say that he was driven by the First Law to help Wayne, so that would have superseded any Second Law orders, anyway."

The martial law orders were authorized with the signature of Don, who had no idea that military action was to occur in the early hours of August 21 without his knowledge.

The Lord Chancellor, Lord Ellesmere, issued a common injunction out of the Chancery prohibiting the enforcement of the common law order.

'Our social workers felt it was a waste of time going for public law orders because the girls had made it clear they would flout them,' said assistant county secretary David Spicer.

In most cases the court would be expected to terminate the welfare officer's involvement as the guardian has a duty to consider and report on all the options including the making of private law orders.

(Christian Reconstructionists are also presuppositionalists in their approach to Christian apologetics as taught in modern Calvinism, and oppose natural law theory as a basis for civil law order.)

For example, when he drew his "martial law order" to be issued and enforced in Mexico (to prevent looting, rape, murder, etc.), all offenders, both Mexicans and Americans, were treated equally.