Sentence examples for in order to get things from inspiring English sources

"In order to get things done, he needs the cooperation of the legislature".

"I know that in order to get things done the way you want them, oftentimes your position will be unpopular".

And by overwhelming margins, they said they wanted both sides to compromise some positions "in order to get things done".

George Osborne is one of the few politicians who recognises that he needs to be a storyteller in order to get things done.

Diners scanning the pricey plats du jour feel ripped off.Up to a point, Mr Sarkozy had to give ground in order to get things moving.

At least 80 percent – regardless of party identification – say Republicans and Democrats should compromise some of their positions in order to get things done.

Then, once you get them watering at the mouth, tell them they're going to have to bend on the things they don't care about in order to get the things they do.

Until then, we need to accept (albeit begrudgingly) the political reality that the president will occasionally have to do things that appeal to the middle in order to get other things done.

We will use the prestige of this to try to sell to the decision-makers some of the needs we have in order to get the things done that we've already set out to do.

I've had to pay bribes in order to get normal things done that should have required no payment, like getting power back after it was cut for nonpayment.

Those are indeed good qualities in a mayor, who, as Ken Livingstone recognised, has to practise the art of the possible with a wide array of interest groups in order to get worthwhile things done.