Sentence examples for were ordered to become from inspiring English sources

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Additionally, secret government tax records were ordered to become public.

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It's nice to be ordered to become a rule-breaker.

Now, Samsung workers are ordered to become ― "problem solvers," "rule breakers" and "infra builders" ― to overcome today's difficulties and develop new products and creative services.

It was ordered to series and became a surprise hit.

Yet such an operation would have required considerable time to plan and execute, and Townsend had been ordered not to become too heavily engaged.

"I must be willing to give up what I am, in order to become what I will be".

Rather than claim that the Not-I is the cause or ground of the Anstoß, Fichte argues that the former is posited by the I precisely in order to "explain" to itself the latter, that is, in order to become conscious of the same.

You have to start seeing yourself as the artist you want to be, in order to become that person.

You play the part, the super-hero in you, that you need to be in order to become you.

In addition, and as karma would dictate, the song has further been ordered by judgment to become public domain.

The default UPGMA and NJ algorithms are cubic with the number of sequences, but these algorithms can be adapted in order to become quadratic, as is the case with the current ClustalW implementation.

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