Sentence examples for have been ordered to act from inspiring English sources
Keogh's report found that none of the hospitals investigated was providing "consistently high-quality care to patients" and all 14 trusts have been ordered to act on recommendations set out by health officials.
The Israelis cite these examples: * The Palestinian security forces, numbering some 40,000, have not been ordered to act against militant groups.
About two-thirds of the way through the broadcast, the Twitter trending topic #freerickygervais gained popularity with many responders pondering whether the comedian had been ordered to tone his act down by either the show's producers or the HFPA.
Staikouras reiterated that while Germany had been ordered to pay some $7.5bn in lieu of acts that included a forced government loan, only around 115 million deutsche marks (€74m) had been given to Greek victims of Nazi crimes in the 1960s.
Thanks to lawsuits by various groups, now, 30 years after the passage of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, the EPA has been ordered to have a rule in place by December 19.
Gersonides notes that humans can contravene these effects: God has provided humans with "the intellectual capacity (sekhel ba'al takhlit) that enables us both to act contrary to what has been ordered by the heavenly bodies and to correct, as far as possible, the [astrally ordained] misfortunes that befall us" (Wars, II.2, p. 35).
In June 1872 Bizet informed Galabert: "I have just been ordered to compose three acts for the Opéra-Comique.
This is the draft dossier that the government has now been ordered to publish under the Freedom of Information Act.
A unit can be ordered to scout, guard, act defensively, or act aggressively.
