Sentence examples for gave orders that from inspiring English sources
The study, published last week in The Journal of Traumatic Stress, found that soldiers who reported having killed in combat, or who gave orders that led to killing, were more likely to report the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, alcohol abuse, anger and relationship problems.
In Britain the Admiralty was alarmed by developments in the Netherlands, particularly the seizure of the Dutch Navy by French cavalry units while the fleet was frozen into its winter harbour, and gave orders that the Royal Navy was to detain Dutch merchant and naval ships.
John Quirk, 32, the bartender, gave orders that no one was to speak about the game.
He gave orders that all chronicles other than those that flatteringly documented the Qin family line be destroyed.
Told this would not work, Kissinger gave orders that he wanted arms shipments secretly 'started again in January'.
He should have died there; the Nazi command gave orders that anyone not strong enough to join the march to Germany should be killed.
With eight other former military, police and Communist Party officials, he is being tried on charges of manslaughter for allegedly giving orders that led soldiers to shoot dead 44 protesting workers in and around the port of Gdansk in December 1970.
On the other hand, if it is clear (as it surely is) that Colonel Qaddafi has given orders that have resulted in the butchering of Libyan civilians, he is indeed a legitimate target.
At another level, it's hard to see the principled distinction between a "terrorist leader" and a head of state who has given orders that have led to the killing of thousands of civilians.
Mr. Avner's recollections are political and personal: Eshkol was fond of Yiddishisms; Rabin lacked diplomatic acumen but softened when at home; Meir "could give orders that would have broken others".
The only notable developments have been the disbanding of the State Security Investigations Service and putting Mr Adly on trial for corruption and giving orders that led to the killing of hundreds of demonstrators.
