Examples of using Were ordered in English and their translations into Japanese
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When American destroyers in the summer of 1941 were ordered to attack German submarines, I was forbidden to fight back.
A further two identical machine tools were ordered and have been installed to meet demand.
After completing trials in February 1917, 150 vehicles were ordered in the following month.
American combat units were ordered to withdraw from the city and all military installations were removed on December 30, 1941.
By secret Executive order of President Eisenhower, the JASON Scholars were ordered to study this scenario and make recommendations from their findings.
The submarines were ordered in 2005, and delivery was originally scheduled for 2010.
Those engaged in building homes, those about to be married and those preoccupied with business were ordered not to join.
While residents of the Malibu area were able to return to their homes in the town of Calabasas further northeast, the inhabitants were ordered to withdraw.
The last four K-type submarines were ordered in February 1916, by that time, technical documentation for new submarine warships was ready.
New locomotives were ordered from Stephenson's, but the first was too heavy when it arrived in February 1828.
Ten ships were ordered on 11 March 1940 under the 1940 Programme.
When American destroyers in the summer of 1941 were ordered to attack German submarines, I was forbidden to fight back.
In 1143, the Hospitallers were ordered by Pope Celestine II to take over the running of the German Hospital in Jerusalem.
At the entrance to the square, the men were ordered into a barrack on the right and the women and children to the left.
They were ordered from the USA's General Dynamics NASSCO and included an option for an additional three vessels.
In places victims were ordered to dig their own mass graves.
The girls were ordered to follow the soldiers after three-hour interval.
The N-2501 was found superior, and the first 34 were ordered on July 10, 1951.
By the autumn of 1945, Soviet troops in the Caucasus were ordered to prepare for a possible invasion of Turkey.
The parties were ordered to share the arbitration costs and to bear their own legal fees and expenses incurred. Download the PDF file.