Sentence examples for be ordered to leave from inspiring English sources

The biggest encampment, at Dale Farm in Essex, is expected to be ordered to leave within a month.

The Sudanese diplomat, who has yet to be identified but would hold a similar rank to Ms. Lawlor, will be ordered to leave Canada by Saturday.

For why, Daniel wondered, should the police be ordered to leave the capital when hundreds of thousands of protesters were converging on it?

"They know they have to be pure before they marry, otherwise they might be ordered to leave," 17-year-old Givi says matter-of-factly.

"But if I put a caravan on the top of Ben Nevis, which is the nearest the UK has to a desert, I would soon be ordered to leave.

The undersecretary of state for administration, Patrick Kennedy, said that no one would be ordered to leave the country, and embassy staff and military officials would be expected to stay and perform their jobs.

In 1675 all settlers were ordered to leave Newfoundland.

His family has since been ordered to leave the country.

Homeless residents were ordered to leave within 72 hours.

The camaraderie ended when the journalists were ordered to leave.

Ultimately, when he was ordered to leave, he complied.