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The business time changed in the past years due to police order.

The court also said it would not try to "second guess" police orders given in the heat of battle.

February 26: he is confined to hospital on police orders.

According to police orders, things were to be disturbed as little as possible.

Two women's hockey teams playing nearby fled into their clubhouse on police orders.

It had been closed by police order.

One student was arrested for allegedly not complying with police orders and obstruction of justice.

The police later charged her for violent behavior in public and disobeying the police orders.

Some were given vacation at police orders by their employers to facilitate their departure, she said.

"The convictions were for demonstrating, not for refusing to obey police orders."

While Klein listened, Weston's voice began to drone police orders.

He was arrested for disobeying police orders to not block traffic and charged with civil disobedience.

At this point, Militant Fed stewards were withdrawn on police orders.

This is a police order.

I'm sure Mr. Pinkus can get an immediate police order."

But Mr. Cuomo said he did not have the authority to give the state police orders on how to carry out a specific operation.

Gary Dos Santos, one of the organizers, said plans to bring out speakers and sound equipment were dropped by police order.

That night, Stanley Warwick issued a statement that put in effect new police orders.

On the day of shooting, he enters the hospital against police orders and convinces Gary Clarke to shoot himself.

Some, defying police orders, managed to climb to the top of the imposing gate, on scaffolding supporting the video screen.

"The barricades are not constantly manned, and whenever the police leave, demonstrators violate the police orders," he said.

The trouble began soon after the march began, when protesters defied police orders and walked off the sidewalks and into the middle of the street.

In 1809, new police orders put Sade into solitary confinement and deprived him of pens and paper.

The demonstrations drew more people today than on Friday, when more than 600 people were arrested for violating police orders.

Mr. Faison said he was accused of ignoring police orders, obstructing traffic, and trespassing on a public lawn.