Sentence examples for ordered to move with from inspiring English sources

By Alfred Habegger The New Yorker, January 11 , 1982P. 34 In 1944, Albert Gering's father, a doctor and a conscientious objector to World War II because of his Mennonite religion, was ordered to move with his family to a Civilian Public Service camp outside a small town called Minersville, in California.

In the meantime, Kuo is killed by a shell which penetrates their bunker, Bai and Iwa are then ordered to move with their company south through Tibet to support their Indian allies.

The Dutch were ordered to move with all speed, but arrived 20 minutes after the retreating Germans had blown up the bridge across the River Seine, and just before the 7th Parachute Battalion arrived by foot.

On 7 August the Greater Bairam (a feast day celebrating the end of the Islamic year) coincided with the Egyptian Camel Transport Corps at Romani being ordered to move out with supplies for the advancing troops, but 150 men, most of whom were past the end of their contracts and entitled to be discharged, refused orders to fill their water bottles, draw their rations and saddle up.

Officials at the immigration agency, which is part of the Justice Department, said they were ordered to move more slowly with those detained after Sept. 11 than with other visa violators.

In order to move with the times, rather than be overwhelmed by them.

With his order to move forward with the rollback, climate diplomats around the world maneuvered to fill the vacuum left by the exit of the globe's second-biggest climate polluter.

Which for me, meant living on my own, supporting myself and cutting all ties with my ex in order to move forward with a healthier life.

Describing the expansion of Carajás as a project of "paramount importance," she said that Vale had rigorously complied with environmental and archaeological legislation in order to move forward with its plans.

In order to move forward with plans to expand the East River plant, Con Edison needs approval from the state's Public Service Commission.

Or worse, because women are told that they must forgive the person who violated them in order to move forward with their lives.