Sentence examples for instructed to issue from inspiring English sources

Thomas shows, for example, that priests were instructed to issue baptism certificates to hundreds of Jews hidden in Genoa, Rome and elsewhere in Italy.

After a day or so, Lennons wrote to both the website and to me at my home address, stating: "Should you fail to remove the article from the website by 10am tomorrow, we are instructed to issue injunction proceedings against you".

The students were then instructed to discuss issues like school busing and fair housing.

That would be an illegal power grab, the EPA's critics argue.The EPA retorts that Congress instructed it to issue rules when they are "appropriate and necessary" to protect public health and so the rule is justified.

He is also likely to say that he was suggesting that the universal credit system could help people with "fluctuating conditions".Downing Street made no secret of the way in which Cameron instructed Freud to issue a full apology.

A council spokesman said: "We have clear guidelines and our traffic wardens are instructed not to issue parking tickets in circumstances where motorists have been forced to park following road traffic accidents".

Walker had instructed him to issue his orders to the ROK I Corps commander as advice, which Coulter did.

A few days later, MacArthur was instructed not to issue an announcement that his forces had crossed the 38th parallel.

Inspector Dave Haye of the Saskatoon Police Service told VICE his officers are instructed not to issue warnings to recreational weed smokers.

Benbow was made commander-in-chief of the King's ships in the West Indies on 9 March 1698 and instructed to tackle the issue of piracy.

A second diplomatic mission, sent from London in 1808 under Sir Harford Jones, was instructed to discuss the issue again, Jones deciding to travel to Bushire in Persia by sea.