Sentence examples for I'd instruct from inspiring English sources

I mean, which bills, which obligations, are we going to say we don't have to pay?" His implicit answer: "If faced with such a cash squeeze and payment dilemma I'd instruct the Treasury to not pay interest on foreign-held Treasury bonds". Of course, that would wreak havoc in the Treasury market broadly, but at least we know Mr. Obama's demagogic priority, if Congress were to block new borrowing.

Then, I'd instruct the officers to "tell me what you want me to do next".

But as I'd instructed so many to do, I remembered that the inner critic is just a scared child who needs a nap, and I cleared my head and came to my senses: I had something that the world needed.

I would instruct the Department of Justice to investigate them and prosecute any and all criminal violations.

Once we assembled, I would instruct each to write a message of love, appreciation, memory, prayer (O.K., not likely with this crowd) or best wishes for the new year, and we would stuff the stockings with these messages.

I would instruct the national security officials in a Gingrich administration to ignore the recent decisions of the Supreme Court on national security matters, and I would interpose the presidency in saying, as the commander in chief, we will not enforce this.

The association said it would instruct banks to load automated teller machines with cash while banks remain closed.

The association said it would instruct banks to load automated teller machines with cash while banks remained closed.

If you were the coach of the Heat, you'd instruct your defence to press vigorously in those two positions.

I stall and crash into the water – it's far from the calm entry I'd been instructed to make.

This time, however, I ordered, as I'd been instructed by my friends, the No. 7, the Spicy Big Tray Chicken.