Sentence examples for ordered to make a from inspiring English sources

He also said that Snoop Dogg was ordered to make a $10,000 charitable donation.

I was ordered to make a public self-criticism and refused.

Your columnist, along with other queuing motorists, was peremptorily ordered to make a "voluntary contribution in solidarity with Ayotzinapa".

The cartoonist, Jose Varela, 50, a freelancer for El Nuevo Herald, The Miami Herald's Spanish-language counterpart, was sentenced to anger-control classes and continued psychiatric counseling and ordered to make a $500 donation to a victim's assistance fund.

Ms. Futcher said separate investigations all led to Mr. Milan, including inquiries into the Philadelphia-South Jersey mob, Camden drug rings and allegations that a Camden city employee was ordered to make a political contribution to keep his job.

In a second day of testimony at the Old Bailey, Mr Evans told the court he was ordered to make a copy of the recording on another tape, place it in a Jiffy bag and have it sent to the front desk of the newspaper's building, as if it had been handed in anonymously.

"He was in business in order to make a profit.

He has to be in order to make a living.

They did not make those contributions in order to make a gift to Acorn".

Is the director not overdoing the brutishness in order to make a point?

"I wanted to give it a hard shot in order to make a decision.