Sentence examples for but to instruct from inspiring English sources
Napthine called on Andrews "to not only support this police task force but to instruct the CFMEU and ACTU leadership to fully cooperate with this task force".
In Greensburg, Pa., 75 Allegheny Power customers are trying out a system that uses the Internet not for billing but to instruct the utility when to raise and lower their thermostats automatically.
Similarly disappointing was the way that the five-color alert system had been misunderstood: Codes Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, and Green were not intended to alarm the public but to instruct "first responders" — firefighters, the police, guards of public monuments — to put extra security precautions into effect.
Or they might agree to initiate the boundary review, but to instruct the Boundary Commissions to conduct two contingent exercises in parallel: one for a smaller parliament elected by FPTP; the other with electoral boundaries for a proportional system, and decide later which system to adopt.
The two spent more than an hour not only to outline the 2015 Strategy, but to instruct their audience on the differences between past union worker enrollment campaigns and what is required in today's "connected" age.
We do not want to be given instructions by women but want to instruct.
They were required not only to write official poetry but also to instruct the residents of the area in law, literature, and national history.
The sexual scenes are not written to arouse the eye but meant to instruct men and women on inventive and efficient ways to improve their sexual pleasure".
This is a movie about a community organizer, a speechmaker, a politician who took it upon himself not only to "recruit" whomever he was talking to (as he frequently put it), but also to instruct them.
The senior decision-makers were aware of this trade-off, but chose to instruct that the program be implemented as an emergency action outside of normal channels.
But Casey failed to instruct his team, and confusion ensued.
