Sentence examples for and will instruct from inspiring English sources

He has invited 50 or 60 friends, stocked up on Derby staples — he mentioned cheese grits — and will instruct everybody to stand and sing when they play "My Old Kentucky Home".

The company will also add information about the unlocking codes as part of the terms and conditions of service given to new customers and will instruct its customer service representatives on connecting a non-Sprint phone to the Sprint network.

In addition to the fuel efficiency and pollution standards, Mr. Obama's directive will order more federal support for the development of new-generation cars like advanced electric vehicles and will instruct the Environmental Protection Agency to reduce pollutants from motor vehicles other than greenhouse gases.

The visionaries among you will have brilliant plans for Haiti and will instruct others on what must be done to bring those plans to fruition.

I am confident that he will order Guantanamo closed as soon as possible and will instruct his legal team to begin reviewing all 245 cases of the people still being held there to determine how to best resolve them.

(Interview, Traditional Birth Attendant) If the mother's HIV infection status is known, TBAs stated that they will not cut the cord and will instruct other family members not to have any contact with the blood, so mothers have to cut the cord themselves.

The Trust, as data controller, will define any decision tree based algorithms to be applied to defined datasets or patient cohorts in line with NHS clinical guidance and will instructed [sic] DeepMind on all future developments".

"And we will instruct the Israeli Army and security forces to use all available means to stop the violence".

The decision point and gBSD will instruct the adaptation operation engine to alter the bitstream and resend to users.

I have given my advisers instructions to make arrangements to give effect to this decision and I will instruct them forthwith to do so within this calendar year.

This is an important argument, but I wonder if its lessons and examples will instruct contemporary poets.