Примери за използване на To give orders на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I know to give orders.
There will be no one left to give orders.
No one to give orders.
The poor man gives the rich man the right to give orders.
He likes to give orders.
Only the commander of the Home Army is authorized to give orders.
Who's left to give orders?
One wants to be liked andthe other wants to give orders.
He began to give orders and commands.
Is there anyone left to give orders?
Who are we to give orders to the holy God?
I came here to talk, not to give orders.
You thought to give orders to the Army Council?
If anybody in this house has power to give orders, it's me.
You prefer to give orders rather than take them.
Well, for starters,who gave you the authority to give orders around here?
No one has any right to give orders here, except myself,” said Buckingham.
She aired her opinions at will and dared to give orders to him.
Who are we to give orders to God?
At best, they advertise some authority-an official status conferring the ability to give orders and induce obedience.
Authority is the right to give orders and the power to exact obedience.
And you won't be any good as fighters… unless you know something about discipline- the habit of obedience- how to give orders…- and how to take them.
Allow a Queen's officer to give orders to her soldiers.
He likes to give orders, but he has no idea how hard it is to get things done.
Who are you to give orders?
Suleiman acted as the commander-in-chief, and in April he appointed his grand vizier, a former Greek slave called Ibrahim Pasha, as serasker,a commander with powers to give orders in the sultan's name.
Bosses like to give orders.
There was no one to give orders and no one to obey them; the peasants, for the first time in their lives, were savoring the taste of freedom and the experience of being their own patron.
Hard authority is the power to give orders and enforce obedience.
Suleiman acted as the commander-in-chief(as well as personally leading his force), and in April he appointed his Grand Vizier(the highest Ottoman minister), a Greek former slave called Ibrahim Pasha, as Serasker,a commander with powers to give orders in the sultan's name.