Sentence examples for council instruction from inspiring English sources

I had been working in a battery office keeping records, when I came across an army council instruction that said: Men required urgently for the Intelligence Corps.

Mr Mdikane told the BBC he is baffled by the council's instruction to him.

He became a member of the council of public instruction (1830), of the Académie Française (1831), and of the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques (1832).

In 1901 he donated his collection, and the museum that housed it, to London County Council "for the instruction and enjoyment" of Londoners, on condition entry should always be free.

After the exile of Napoleon and the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in 1814, Bonald became a member of the council of public instruction (1814), was nominated to the Académie Française (1816), and was created vicomte (1821) and peer (1823).

He organized the Faculty of Sciences at Bordeaux in 1838 and served as inspector general of the University of Paris in 1844 and as a member of the royal council for public instruction the same year.

He said the council followed the instructions it was given in the O'Rourke case.

Until today coverage in India has focused on Hillary Clinton's mildly disparaging comments about India being a "self-professed frontrunner" for a permanent United Nations security council seat and her instruction to diplomatic staff to gather personal information about some of their Indian counterparts.

The local council has now posted instructions on its website on how to pay an electricity bill without handing over the levy.

The Isle of Wight council, apparently on the instructions of the DfE, have just announced a few minutes ago an appeal to the supreme court, the highest court in the land!

[Abbas] gave instructions in the council, publicly, to strengthen, heighten, double the work with the Israeli public.