Examples of using Ordered him in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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She ordered him removed.
However, the judge simply ordered him to apologize.
Ordered him to rise from sleep.
But who ordered him killed?
The ship's commander, a Captain Nickerson, ordered him to surrender.
Police ordered him to stop.
And immediately the king sent a guard and ordered him to bring his head.
She ordered him to clean up his room.
As he approached the store one of the suspects ordered him to stop.
Officers ordered him to stop.
Viewing this, the Monk Euthymios summoned the steward and ordered him to feed the wanderers.
The police ordered him to surrender.
Thus, the English courts have determined that Ablyazov stole more than$ 4.3 billion(!)from the bank and ordered him to return the stolen money.
I ordered him a deruny(a traditional Ukrainian dish) and….
The U.S. District Court in Detroit also ordered him to pay a $400,000 fine.
They ordered him to drop the weapon but he refused.
Catherine II noted the work of the artist, and ordered him to move to St. Petersburg.
The officer ordered him several times to drop the weapon.
General Harteneck refused Freitag's resignation and ordered him to remain at his post.
The Court also ordered him to surrender his passport.
A judge ordered him to pay $36 million to Brown's family.
According to the prosecution, Gorbunov's commander, Oleg Leontiev, ordered him to drive a tank, although he had not had the appropriate training.
After this the Lord ordered him to go and expose the unbelief and vices of the Jews.
However, the court Holstebro rejected the claim Find and ordered him to pay the Agency 30 thousand euros(four thousand euros) for legal costs.
For example, when Pugachev ordered him to abandon the tsar and join the enemies, he, knowing his approaching death, refused to betray him. .
But without his saying so his confessor ordered him not to confess anything of the past, unless it was something quite clear.
The Vichy French government ordered him to sabotage the ship in May 1943 and he ultimately complied by having Béarn run aground.
Dom Pedro then"dismissed" the Portuguese commanding general and ordered him to remove his soldiers across the bay to Niterói, where they would await transport to Portugal.
A judge in 2015 ordered him to pay a $2.4 million civil penalty.