Sentence examples for given orders that from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Chancellor Kohl has given orders that the issue be taken very seriously by his party.
Some experts already believe that Syria, Iran and Iraq have given orders that well-established terrorist groups within their control should not attack the United States".
Earlier, in 1599, Henry had given orders that the construction of the Pont Neuf should be recommenced but simplified the original plans by discarding the triumphal arches and rows of little houses that had been projected.
In this case the defense argued once again that the commanders had not known about the atrocities described in the lawsuit, and had given orders that they would not tolerate torture.
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.
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".
Suetonius relates that, sometimes, when the sun was hottest, Caligula would have the awning of the Colosseum drawn back and give orders that no-one be allowed to leave (XXVI.5).
Auction house official Bill Panagopulos said the phone was a "weapon of mass destruction", as it was used by Hitler to give orders that took many lives during the war, the Associated Press reports.
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.
