Sentence examples for example instruct from inspiring English sources

The president could, for example, instruct agencies to use a domestic cost of carbon, which is a fraction of the true damages from carbon emissions.

A client can, for example, instruct Ameritrade to sell a certain amount of stock when it has appreciated by a given percentage, "and it'll continue to do that for as long as you want," Mr. Szczech said.

Many religious practices, for example, instruct women to cover body parts that men deem attractive.

For example, instruct staff members to stand under doorways and avoid loose fixtures during an earthquake.

For example, instruct your friend to throw toys or treats so your pet can fetch them.

Senior Extension associate Betsy Bihn, for example, instructs growers and packers about the best on-farm food safety practices through the Good Agricultural Practices program.

A footnote, for example, instructs that letters of complaint about Aunt Alberta's appalling spelling be sent not to the author but to "Ms Alberta Saxby, Saxby Hall, nr Little Saxby, England".

The basis of the articles were a series of leaked documents which showed Todd, for example, instructing an agent to attend campaign meetings and coaching him on how to ingratiate himself with activists.

A footnote, for example, instructs that letters of complaint about Aunt Alberta's appalling spelling be sent not to the author but to "Ms Alberta Saxby, Saxby Hall, nr Little Saxby, England". Why, when Aunt Alberta doesn't live there at the time the story is being told?

Section 108(b)(1), for example, instructs the Administrator to "issue to the States," simultaneously with the criteria documents, "information on air pollution control techniques, which information shall include data relating to the cost of installation and operation". 42 U. S. C. § 7408(b)(l).

Congress has, for example, instructed the chief justice to choose the seven members of the judicial panel that consolidates mass tort cases and chooses which court to send them to for trial; this may sound like a fairly technical matter, but these tend to be huge cases with far-reaching economic consequences.