Sentence examples for be told to implement from inspiring English sources

His greatest fear, he said, is that "we will be told to implement it without any time for preparation for training".

Greece has been told to implement a succession of spending cuts and structural reforms in an effort to bring down its massive debt in exchange a bailout of nearly €200bn (£160bn).

That situation can only deteriorate further if the PSNI is told to implement these draconian cutbacks".

This law can also be told to the magistrate who can then implement it.

But after the shootings, Israel responded by banning all Palestinian traffic from several roads, including part of Route 60.Maariv, a daily newspaper, reports that the army has been told to start implementing a plan to make such bans permanent, though government spokesmen say there has been no final decision.

Andalusia's regional government was previously told to implement a special management plan of irrigation zones around Doñana no later than 1 January 2012.

"They have defied that court order, and did not implement what they were told to do," said Kumbirai Mafunda, spokesman for Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, an organization trying to win Ms. Mtetwa's freedom.

Customs agents, he said, are being told to be especially vigilant for any "implements of terrorism," like chemical, biological or nuclear materials that could be used as weapons.

In truth, editors told to implement cuts are in a no-win situation.

We have no need to be told by anyone, we will implement the U.N. Security Council resolution.

Whenever there is a currency or financial crisis developing countries are told they must implement reforms to help attract foreign direct investment and capital inflows.