Sentence examples for ordered to make changes from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, the owners were ordered to make changes to bring the building in line with the fire code.

Furness General Hospital in Barrow was ordered to make changes along with the Royal Lancaster Infirmary.

The trust, which runs the Furness and Westmorland General hospitals, the Royal Lancaster Infirmary and Queen Victoria Hospital in Morecambe, has already been ordered to make changes by health watchdogs.

One demanded to know if Jacobs had carried out Adelson's order to make changes to the Macau casino floor because a restaurant was hindering access to some of the gambling tables.

The Supreme Court ruling last month freed a number of states with a history of discrimination, mostly in the South, of the requirement to get advance federal permission in order to make changes to their election laws.

Richard Belle, editor of Design-Build Dateline, the monthly newsletter of the Design-Build Institute of America, whash has roughly 1,000 members, 22percentt of them designers, said of friction on a job between architects and contractors, "Owners thrive on these situations, in order to make changes".

This attack can be performed prior to the previously described form submission attack, in order to make changes to registry keys that configure the security mechanisms discussed above.

The paper calls for the visibility of gender inequality in VET in order to make changes toward less female dropout in STEM fields.

You can view this document from any computer, but in order to make changes you'll have to download it and edit it with Microsoft Word.

My ask to Journy for future iterations is to make it possible to self-edit my agenda, rather than have to contact the concierge (who's not available 24/7) in order to make changes.

People care about the 'problem,' not the 'institutions,' in order to make changes in the world".