Sentence examples for instructions come from from inspiring English sources

Additional instructions come from weekly TrafficStat meetings, which are modeled after CompStat, the data-tracking program the city uses to fight crime.

These instructions come from the RCA website.

The most effective instructions come from procedures that are familiar to students.

"We know where the instructions came from, where he stayed".

(Bergoglio has claimed that the instructions came from Rome).

Mr. Raymond says his instructions came from James Tobin, the northeast regional director of the Republican National Committee.

In November 1989, in what turned out were East Germany's last days, instructions came from Moscow to wind up Soviet operations in that country.

"The Ukrainian doctors take care of her, but they stay under constant pressure and they always have to follow the instructions coming from above," Eugenia Tymoshenko said.

I was never told or heard that the Vatican had any objection to it or that it was contrary to any instructions coming from Rome.

"The instructions came from the director of security and were to be careful about certain terms because they were discoverable," said Pearce, who thanks to his intimate knowledge of the industry also wrote the official history of the company.

No fewer than three times, starting in 1947, instructions came from London to raise tax rates "as high as possible" to lay the foundation of a modern welfare state, says Michael Littlewood of the University of Auckland.