Sentence examples for not simply ordered from inspiring English sources

Players are not simply ordered to "Go to jail".

Both were football players in high school, and colleagues say that both remain quintessential team players who run a collegial shop in which employees are persuaded, not simply ordered, to embrace radical change.

Roosevelt did not simply order the evacuation of the Japanese-Americans, but also resisted the ending of the exclusion order when even his most conservative colleagues realised that it was both probably unconstitutional and absolutely unjustified.

DURING his visit to the United States in October 1997, the Chinese president, Jiang Zemin, was asked by reporters why he could not simply order the release of two jailed dissidents whose cases were straining Chinese-American relations.

But public members of the PCC said the government could not simply order its replacement as it was independent.

Programmers can't simply order a computer to, say, search the internet.

One of the first things a President learns when he comes into office is that he can't simply order things and make them happen — in our government, let alone anyone else's".

Yemen's cuisine is full of such unique flavors, so don't simply order classics like baba ghanoush or hummus (or, as M. Pigalle would have it, the mixed grill).

"What have we come to that one can't simply order a cup of tea without it turning into 20 questions?" "We'll have the Chocolate Mousse At Your Discretion".

For starters, a president can't simply order them out of existence by executive action, as Trump has implied.

They will not simply put the phone down in order to call their next potential candidate, they will listen to your point of view and thoughts and respect your opinion.