Sentence examples for and ordered to work from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Pigott, a decorated officer with six years in the Emergency Services Unit, was put on modified duty and ordered to work the desk at Fleet Services, which handles police vehicles, in Queens.

During the war he registered as a conscientious objector on Welsh Nationalist grounds and was ordered to work on the land.

Openreach, the BT business that deals with the UK's phone and broadband network has been ordered to work harder on repairing faults and installing net access.

Students and party members have been ordered to work on farms for a month at a time.

Men unfit for work were ordered to work and sometimes had to be carried to the work site on a cart; there was insufficient food and clothing.

Consequently, a bilateral pre-exercise and post-exercise MRI was ordered to work up possible exercise-induced compartment syndrome.

No government employees at affected agencies are being paid during the shutdown — even those who have been deemed essential, and ordered to keep working.

At the High Court in Livingston, McAuslan was banned from driving and ordered to carry out unpaid work.

He was sentenced to a two-year community order with 240 hours' unpaid work and ordered to pay £150 costs to the court.

Because in order to learn kids need to be clean, healthy and well fed and in order to work -- to get hired -- the same is true for adults.

Working in digital, data and social means there are people in the team with many different skills, and in order to work smarter we all need to learn from and mentor each other.