Sentence examples for told civil from inspiring English sources

He ruled that she would have told civil servants about a gift to her husband had she known about it.

He told civil servants and schoolchildren to stay home on Monday in a show of solidarity.

The dizzyingly told Civil War story of a young man with ties to both sides.

"The success of Iraq is in your hands," he told civil defense troops on the eastern outskirts of Baghdad.

But the same ministers have also told civil servants that they will not provide any public money for new facilities.

Bruce Wayne, AKA Batman, is told: "Civil liberties being trampled on in your city, good people living in fear... he thinks he's above the law".

(A ministerial direction is a rare Whitehall device, a written order telling civil servants to proceed with a project when they have warned against it).

As pope, Benedict emphasized the duty to tell civil authorities, but church secrecy has been a hallmark defense by numerous dioceses that have fought in the courts against a full accounting to pedophilia victims.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, also tweeted that it was "incredibly insulting for charities minister to tell civil society to 'stick to its knitting' and I think sexist too".

Several local governments in the western region of Xinjiang have ordered Muslim restaurants to stay open during the holy month of Ramadan and are telling civil servants and students to continue to eat and drink during daylight hours, when Muslims generally fast.

He may have revoked the order in council that allows special advisers to tell civil servants what to do, but despite this Gordon Brown may have already proved himself to be the most undemocratic of prime ministers in his quest for a government of all the talents.