give orders

It is presumptuous of him to give orders. = He is presumptuous to give orders.

I actually pulled him aside and told him that I found it more productive to ask people for help than to give orders.

When the inspector returned, he was straight-backed and solemn, like someone ready to give orders.

So give orders that cedars of Lebanon be cut for me. My men will work with yours, and I will pay you for your men whatever wages you set.

Well, she hears of my plans only a few minutes or so before I give orders to carry them out.

Thomson was very cool and collected. He began to give orders.

We're still trying to give orders, and interfering with God's work within us.

We do not give orders . . . yet we KNOW of the solutions th support following whsupport FEELS correct and comforting to your soul can evoke.

And give orders that Aaron and his sons are to keep their place as priests; any strange person who comes near is to be put to death.

The Manager's job is to give orders and get things done in line with the company's requirements.

As the band as they stood in front of the command to give orders, co-ordination of each chapter in the band.

Those terrorist, troops invading Iraq. . . Thos who really risk their lives on the battlefields are not the ones who give orders.

He was saying in effect, "I recognize that you too can give orders which are instantly obeyed, even at a distance from where you are. "

Should company executives be decisive, directive, willing to give orders, and eager to assume responsibility?

If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders.

To do this successfully, they must use their authority, which is the right to take decisions and give orders.

You can give that same single order to that same single unite up there, or you can give orders to your entire army with one click.

Barbossa: [Captain Barbossa and Captain Jack Sparrow are both trying to give orders] What are you doing?

Doctors and nurses, to say their goodbyes and give orders.

Teacher : Now boys and girls, I'll give orders. You try to follow the orders. OK?

DESC; By using a staff system even at low echelon units it enabled the leader to give orders continuously and accurate.

Give orders concerning individual pirates, captives and ships.

Just approaching his 35th birthday, he considers himself still too young and too immature to give orders on the training ground.

The head of the bureau give orders that we must catch this murderer.

Did you give orders to fire at my troops?

It is not my hope that you give orders after a rise in price.

Cruise Orders: Give orders to your ships.

They just need lying on the bed and give orders to the Roberts.

I'd like to try some Chinese food today. Could you tell me something about it before I give orders?

Michael has great leadership skills, like knowing how to give orders and how to gain people's trust.

Not because He likes to boss people around and give orders.

Why did the owner give orders for all sorts of suits for the man?

Because we think we know, we tend to give orders.

They can fight on the side of Taliban but they cannot give orders.

In order to secure payment of some enterprises would rather give orders.

In my father's generation, leaders were expected to give orders and workers were expected to take them.

When the ship is sinking, you need a leader to give orders, not call a meeting

To give orders to, especially in an arrogant or domineering manner:

Authority to give orders to employees subordinate to this position

Give orders try to do follow the orders

give orders (to do sth . )

You may give orders someday

give orders to abandon ship