under orders

Under the judge's order, the state has to pay at least 75 percent of the costs, expected to be $700 million by 1992.

In 1984, the lines of the 12th District changed again under court order.

And his men were under orders not to fire until he gave the order.

Most were under orders not to talk to the press.

They were under orders to get information and report back.

But Brown was under orders not to open for business until the end of the work day.

Under the order, the city must produce a plan this month to correct the problems.

You're under my orders, like the rest of the company.

The state is under court order to close the spending gap.

The city is under court order to house all homeless individuals and families.