Sentence examples for ordered to prove from inspiring English sources

Suspects were ordered to prove they were not Christians by trampling on fumie – images of Christ or the Virgin Mary carved from stone or wood – or face being hanged upside down over a pit and slowly bled to death.

Both companies are being subjected to a government-wide review of every one of their contracts and have been ordered to prove they are taking steps to improve their operations.

Rangers administrators Duff and Phelps have been ordered to prove there is no conflict of interest over their role.

Gay and lesbian people seeking asylum in the UK from persecution abroad are being ordered to "prove" their sexuality, MPs have said.

The men, when passing through a checkpoint, would be ordered to prove they were circumcised, and this is where the rapes usually happened.

For now, they have enough orders to prove it.

Lovers endure trials and separation in order to prove themselves.

Thus, in order to prove their case, they needed to get Jones to testify against Cisneros.

There's huge pressure on universities to produce research in order to prove their worth.

I watch it in order to prove something to myself, but I invariably go away disappointed.

But I feel he loads the dice in order to prove his point.