例句與造句

1. Interventions may range from counseling through to restrictive orders, with detention as a last resort.
2. Judges say they embrace broadly restrictive orders as a means of shielding potential jurors from inadmissible evidence.
3. Horowitz, co-chairman of the American Bar Association's National Conference of Lawyers and Representatives of the Media, has issued speech-restrictive orders himself.
4. The narrow, double standard, restrictive order that Graham describes in her memoirs is what inspired so many women of my generation to rebel.
5. Clancy fought the attempt of media organizations to set aside a restrictive order, suggesting that the judge had a " duty to control " press coverage.
6. It's difficult to find restrictive order in a sentence. 用restrictive order造句挺難的
7. She said that she doesn't like the dissent that clouds less-restrictive orders these days, and that she doesn't want to wear ordinary clothes and look like any other person.
8. Amending a less restrictive order signed by former President Bill Clinton, Bush's action gives agencies until the end of 2006 to release the documents _ a wide gamut of national security decision-making, from military records to diplomatic documents.
9. A judge who promised to modify a gag order in the case of a former Symbionese Liberation Army fugitive issued a more restrictive order Tuesday that forbids parties from commenting on a wide array of subjects including the judge's own rulings.
10. Coupled with the restrictive orders of the Kaiser, who preferred to keep the fleet intact to be used as a bargaining chip in the peace settlements, the ability of the High Seas Fleet to affect the military situation was markedly reduced.
11. "We help some of these brides who have been battered get restrictive orders, " said Sumiko Hennessy, executive director of the Asian Pacific Development Center, a mental health agency in Denver, " and as we go through the background on the men you can sometimes find five different cases of domestic abuse or problems with the law.