Parliament has ordered him to stand trial for wiretapping of friends and foes, but a date has not been set.

No evidence was immediately offered, but Parliament ordered the party's offices sealed and its records impounded.

The Parliament ordered documents prepared for the deputies to study.

Parliament created a law to remember his excellent service and ordered that a statue should be created from national donations.

Parliament ordered his release immediately on regaining its ascendancy.

In 1646 Parliament ordered that the town walls be destroyed.

Parliament ordered £2,000 compensation to be paid to Grant, but no repairs were undertaken.

In fact, the tax was so unpopular that Parliament ordered the destruction of all documents connected with it.

Having confiscated his art, Parliament ordered it sold off, and another vast redistribution began.

Parliament subsequently ordered that the castle be partly demolished and the present ruined appearance of the keep result from this decision.