ordered set
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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Noah Robinson Jr. was ordered set free last month over the objections of prosecutors by a federal judge who cited Robinson’s age, risks posed in prison by COVID-19 and his deteriorating health, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
From Seattle Times
An ordered set of questions from legislators to the president - perhaps a pre-agreed upon number of questions from both political parties and both houses of Congress following the State of the Union - could be interesting.
From Washington Times
If a person is ordered set free by a judge, the court should be able to communicate that information to the jail immediately, and the jail should be able to decipher the information and act on it without so many steps of bureaucracy.
From Washington Times
Nor is it known whether his administration will retain the federal, interagency review panel Obama ordered set up in March 2011 at the urging of the International Committee of the Red Cross to align detention policies with Geneva Conventions norms.
From Washington Post
A former landlord will be sentenced Tuesday for the murders of seven Cicero residents, ages 20 years to 3 days old, who were killed in a 2010 fire the man ordered set to an apartment building he owned.
From Chicago Tribune
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