Sentence examples for been told to develop from inspiring English sources

He has been told to develop his all-round game, and he certainly managed to generate a reaction from Bourgoin after simulating a punch at the lock Carlo Del-Fava on the ground.

In February 2009, President Obama established the first White House Office of Urban Affairs, which has been told to develop a "policy agenda for urban America". Meanwhile, new perspectives have come to the field of urban studies.

Consortiums bidding to run ITV regional news pilots have been told to develop plans to operate without funds from the BBC licence fee, a move designed to thwart Conservative threats to block legislation enabling long-term public funding in the digital economy bill.

Macnee was told to develop the character of Steed in any way he fancied.

In addition, the faculty planning groups were told to develop plans for slightly larger and smaller cuts.

Mr. Alles was told to develop an exit plan before the arrest of a Chinese woman carrying a malware-laced device at Mar-a-Lago, exposing holes in the security of the private club.

Russian scholars are being told to develop cooperation with Chinese colleagues and institutions (Balzer interviews, 2014 and 2015).

"When I was hired I was told to develop major college football at UNLV.

With its technological and computing background, GCHQ has been told to defend the nation – and to develop the means for counter-attack.

Mr Swinney replied that these councils have been told to make sure the systems they develop are within the framework of data protection and human rights rules.

Single people are often told to develop confidence so they will be more attractive to others.