Sentence examples for its instructions to from inspiring English sources

But right there, in its instructions to Benjamin Franklin, it said to watch the cost.

Those were its instructions to its minions, we semi-jokingly believed, and it called up an image of mass in-person voter fraud.

"I dealt very closely with the nominating committee and followed its instructions to the letter.

It focussed primarily on procedural questions, such as whether the trial court erred in its instructions to the jury.

The past whispers its instructions to him, not via critical reflection or abstract speculation but through the things he's already doing more or less automatically.

It's "a mix of Twister and ballet" as you both hold your smartphone and follow its instructions to dance together to classical music.

In this first study the authors decided to deploy the SeptiFast® blood pathogen test in full accordance to its instruction to answer the question whether it is feasible in urine samples.

Though the story was ostensibly addressing both sexes, its instruction to "reprioritise" was aimed at women, as was evident in its one-sided references to evening purses, Sex and the City, and the long-disproved "man shortage".

Indeed, until earlier this month, Alitalia played the same game in Britain by undercutting BA for some intercontinental destinations reached via Milan or Rome.Enac dusted off ancient air-transport agreements to justify its instruction to the foreign airlines but none of its officials was available to say how many airlines had fallen into line or how it intended to pursue those that disobeyed.

‎"Due to the FAA lifting its instruction to all United States' airlines to suspend their flights to Israel, and the European safety regulator EASA following suit, EasyJet will operate its services to and from Tel Aviv as scheduled from Friday 25 July," the budget carrier said.

Since 2006 the BMJ requested in its instruction to authors, that authors should preferably use the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) system for grading evidence when submitting a clinical guidelines article.