Sentence examples for about to instruct from inspiring English sources
"I have endeavoured to do that myself, brought it to the point where we were about to instruct a judicial review then the health authority decided not to pursue the matter," he said.
When England under-21 coach Gareth Southgate took a session at the Football Association's annual coaches conference earlier this month, he posed a question to the group of 18-year-olds he was about to instruct.
"That year, she really learned a lot, what things are supposed to look like, a lot about how to instruct," said Heather Buck, another fifth-year senior.
It is not unusual for rabbis in some ultra-Orthodox communities, which account for about 10% of the population, to instruct their followers who to vote for, influencing blocs of thousands of votes at a time.
Dr. Ibrahim has been held since security agents began interrogating him on June 30 about a documentary his center produced to instruct Egyptians about their voting rights and encourage them to take part in a parliamentary election scheduled for November.
Before we go, he pauses to instruct about 20 students from an ecology club at the Manalapan schools who have arrived.
While there is nothing wrong with this model — and much to admire about films that seek to instruct and inspire their audiences — it can be wearying and limited.
But some frontbenchers have raised doubts about Miliband's decision to instruct his MPs to vote against the government motion, ensuring its defeat, because this has made it all but impossible to see how Britain could countenance military action even if conditions in Syria deteriorate.
Trusted local health workers fanned out to local communities to raise awareness about the virus and to instruct how to prevent infections.
The National Guidelines Clearinghouse [ 3] recommends to first inform patients about the condition and to instruct them further to avoid aggravation [ 3].
