Confronted with implacable Republican opposition, Obama is relying on what the administration calls a pen and phone strategy combining the bully pulpit and executive orders to move forward on several fronts, including infrastructure. At the urging of his 2011 2012 Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, he signed several executive orders to modernize and expedite the interagency review and permitting processes for high priority federal infrastructure projects.

The Administration should expedite that review.

Control orders

Tom follows orders.

or orders piety?

Citizens have the right not to accept illegal orders or orders that offend their rights.

Policy options and possible actions to expedite implementation

Section 2 Preliminary orders

The author also states that there are currently no protection orders or restraining orders available under Hungarian law.

Did you disobey my orders?

Did you disobey my orders?

American Foundation of Savoy Orders

(b) ITLOS Reports of Judgements, Advisory Opinions and Orders 2002, ITLOS Reports of Judgements, Advisory Opinions and Orders 2003

Emergency protection orders can range from 30 day orders, which provide for temporary possession of the home or bank accounts, to orders that direct an individual to have no contact with the victim.

Soldiers must carry out their orders.

(n) Subscription and standing orders 2,500.

UNICEF agrees to expedite the development of the emergency talent pool.

You would be issuing orders from above.

Article 17 ter Applications for preliminary orders

The Board encourages the Administration to expedite progress on this fundamental matter.

Such spending resulted in 812 million logistics orders.

They don't take any orders from their chiefs.

A woman should follow whatever her husband orders.

Do not obey the orders of the transgressors

Do not obey the orders of the transgressors

Decisions, orders, and books of rules and regulations.

Chapter IV bis. Interim measures and preliminary orders

Article 17 quater Specific regime for preliminary orders

UNICEF will expedite the approval of the updated anti fraud policy and procedures.

However, barring orders and safety orders could be issued, access to courts could be speeded up and the role of the police could be expanded.

It reiterates its full support for them and urges them to expedite their efforts.

It will also expedite the constitution of review teams and the dispatch of review materials.

(vi) Urge all chemical weapon States to expedite the scheduled destruction of chemical weapon stockpiles

The Committee expects that all measures will be taken to expedite recruitment of civilian personnel.

There are two orders of magnitude more spiders than primates.

And they'd give me their orders for the following week.

Every time he comes here, he orders the same dish.

Section 3 Provisions applicable to interim measures and preliminary orders

Chart 1. Enterprises placing and receiving orders over the Internet,

Parenting orders were made in favour of a father (S).

9. Recognizes that pre screened rosters can considerably expedite the recruitment process in the United Nations

Continue with the intersessional work as required to expedite agreement on a space debris mitigation document.

In paragraph 104, the Board recommended that UNICEF expedite the development of its emergency talent pool .

This is confirmed by data from selected OECD countries, which report a much larger proportion of businesses purchasing products and placing orders online than there were selling or receiving orders.

And since, you know, I follow his orders, I'll do it.