Sentence examples for commanded to give from inspiring English sources
Begelman is commanded to give up the Rolls.
Neither owner nor builder is commanded to give a bond, though decisions are not lacking that such a command will be upheld.
"All military officers and soldiers were commanded to give obedience to the sheriff's command when summoned for such a purpose, on penalty of a fine.
Emphasis has, for example, been laid upon Ezra 9 2 and 10 2, in which the reestablished community is commanded to give up wives taken from "the peoples of the land".
We are commanded to give tzedakah (a Hebrew word used in the story), often translated as charity, but really meaning righteousness.
The very people who you struggle to open your heart to are the ones to whom you are commanded to give yourself fully.
According to Raz, what should guide government decisions about what commands to give subjects is what the subjects already have reason to do.
Then he smiled bashfully and gave the group a soft-spoken command to give that a whirl.
"The desire to help the paramilitaries expand," he said, "led my fellow officers to betray me and for the high command to give me the cold shoulder".
This is not a command to give admittance to all who ask (but see Matthew 5 42).
