Sentence examples similar to enjoined to present from inspiring English sources

Poor Max Brod, the friend whom Kafka on his deathbed enjoined to burn his unpublished manuscripts, has been scoffed at for his determination to present Kafka as a religious writer, but the misapprehension is understandable.

"You are enjoined to avoid such offenses in the future".

On Purim Jews are also enjoined to exchange gifts and make donations to the poor.

American troops are no longer enjoined to "find, fix, finish" but to "clear, hold, build".

We are enjoined to honor our parents, and to avoid murder, theft, adultery and dishonesty.

Companies are enjoined to do more than serve their customers and make money.

For much of the past decade, the audit profession has been enjoined to enter new and novel fields of assurance services.

There was the same ideal of "infection," by which art was enjoined to spread the Good News.

It is not banned from bidding on the other 70%, merely enjoined to do so with private partners.

The mask maker is enjoined to work within long-established bounds, using particular forms, traditional imagery, and formal conventions.

Twins of opposite-sex born into the caste of the ruling class, however, were enjoined to marry.