Sentence examples for instruction to ask from inspiring English sources
For this reason, I have received an instruction to ask you, in the spirit of friendship — not confrontation — regarding your intentions: Why are your troops massed so very close to Kuwait's borders?
Kant's instruction to ask ourselves of a maxim whether we can will without contradicting ourselves that it should become a universal law is of no use, according to Bolzano, since for him there is no practical proposition or ought proposition whose contradictory opposite is self-contradictory.
Subjects were given a 2-month supply of dehydrated barley grass juice powder (Barleygreen) and a blend of laxative herbs and psyllium seed (Herbal Fiberblend) (AIM International, Nampa, ID), with instruction to ask for more when this supply was finished.
That was why the prosecutor had received instructions to ask for thirteen months.
At the Russier trial, the Deputy Public Prosecutor had specific instructions to ask for a thirteen-month suspended sentence.
But The Times reported further on Tuesday that on the evening the paper was preparing to publish an article on Mr. Johnson, Mr. Paterson's press secretary called Ms. Booker on the governor's instructions to ask her to publicly describe the episode on Halloween as nonviolent.
Of course, he patted one reporter on the stomach and said, "Getting fat on the good food, are ya?" Steinbrenner was readily accessible through the next season, and on a Saturday in August in New York, he called me into his office with instructions to ask about the success of small-market teams.
His mother had given him strict instructions to ask that three teeth be pulled.
The CHU-9D questionnaire will be sent to parents with instructions to ask the child to complete it, providing assistance if required.
Give them instructions to ask, a popular one is to ask a comparison, like 'would you rather date _____ or ______' to start the topic, then carry on from there.
A public authority is not permitted to base its decision upon another person's instruction, or to ask someone to decide on its behalf.
