Sentence examples for was ordered to undertake from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, petitioner was ordered to undertake a number of remedial measures.

And he was ordered to undertake not to make another record in Cuba without permission.

Mr Cogley was ordered to undertake 80 hours of unpaid work and was banned from driving for a year.

The 37-year-old, who has a reputation for losing her temper and was ordered to undertake community service for throwing a mobile phone at her maid last year, was aggressive and abusive to airline staff, passengers said.

Mr. Rausing received a suspended 10-month jail sentence from a British court for failing to report the death and was ordered to undertake a residential drug rehabilitation program.

Shepstone was ordered to undertake 150 hours of unpaid work and pay £165 court costs by magistrates in Derby.

Former soldiers claim that they were ordered to undertake the spying missions by a senior officer in the Ministry of Defence.

A broadcast merger that has been the poster boy for the FCC's pro-industry agenda has been ordered to undertake a lengthy and potentially embarrassing process that amounts to, in the words of one commissioner, a "de facto merger death sentence".

An 1853 attempt by Peale to convert the Philadelphia Mint's wood-burning annealing furnaces to use anthracite coal destroyed the furnaces, cost the government several thousand dollars, and led to Peale being ordered to undertake no more such projects.

Owing to a shortage of rolling stock, the 4th and 5th Divisions were ordered to undertake a three-day route march across the desert under service conditions, carrying their packs and weapons.

During ANC, researchers of one study observed that pregnant women were ordered to undertake actions – such as for collection of blood specimens– in an authoritarian manner [ 97].