Sentence examples for order a team from inspiring English sources

The micro meeting led Clinton to order a team to investigate the possibilities.

Selig expects to see minority names on those lists, but he has said he can't order a team to hire a certain person.

On July 15th, at the president's order, a team of white-clad soldiers and forensic scientists opened the lead coffin holding the remains of Simón Bolívar, the Caracas-born South American independence hero.

A19 Seminaries Under Review The recent meeting of Vatican officials and Roman Catholic cardinals of the United States led to at least one unequivocal order: a team of church officials is to visit every American seminary and theology school that trains priests "without delay" and report their findings back to Rome.

Three weeks ago, he told Alexandra in a single night to "order a team of skywriters to write 'ISLAM SUCKS' above Kabul"; to "use eminent domain to have the government take over Hollywood"; to "have the Pentagon require all U.S. servicemen to wear Trump ties and Trump combat boots"; and to "get Eric started on a Trump combat-boot line".

The recent meeting of Vatican officials and Roman Catholic cardinals of the United States has led to at least one unequivocal order: a team of church officials is to visit every American seminary and theology school that trains priests "without delay" and report its findings back to Rome.

Five days ago, he had ordered a team of hit men to kill Rukundo, his partner of 10 years.

A three-star U.S. general "ordered a team of soldiers specializing in 'psychological operations' to manipulate visiting American senators into providing more troops and funding for the war," according to a Rolling Stone piece by Michael Hastings.

Tsar-like, he ordered a team under the leadership of a Kremlin adviser, Georgy Satarov, to come up with what he called a new "national idea .In this section And the winner is . . .

As the C.I.A. turned over records to the committee, Panetta had ordered a team of his own to vet them, in an attempt to predict the committee's findings.

For example, in April 2012, the U.N. ordered a team of up to 30 military observers to monitor a cease-fire in Syria, where it estimates 9,000 people have died in the past year.