Sentence examples similar to news instructed from inspiring English sources

As for the supposed threat from the European Union, Channel One news recently instructed its viewers: "Put crudely, the EU started and flourished as a mechanism for redistributing the gains from the collapse of the USSR and former communist bloc.

A few weeks ago, the Egyptian military also sent a letter to Egyptian news organizations, instructing them of "the necessity to refrain from publishing any items — stories, news, announcements, complaints, advertisements, pictures — pertaining to the armed forces or to commanders of the armed forces" without the prior approval of the military.

After last week's news, the board instructed the co-CEOs to set aside any options for a sale, one person briefed on the situation said.

A Communist party censorship directive instructed news organisations to purge all reports, blogs, bulletin boards and comments relating to this week's highly sensitive revelations.

One thing we know for sure is that Nunberg received a subpoena from Mueller — he gave a copy to numerous news organizations — that instructed him to provide "all documents" he has, going back to November 1, 2015, relating to ten individuals: Trump, Stone, Carter Page, Corey Lewandowski, Hope Hicks, Keith Schiller, Michael Cohen, Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, and Steve Bannon.

Party news bosses have explicitly instructed them to report as much as they can on the News of the World case, according to Chinese journalists.

"Tell me bad news first," Mr. Toyoda instructed Mr. St.

When Buddhist monks resorted to dramatic self-immolation in front of Western news cameras, Kennedy secretly instructed Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to approve a military coup.

The Chinese news organizations have been instructed to paint a positive picture of the society and government as a crucial leadership transition approaches this fall.

Then he took an ice cream scoop and added a scoop of what he calls "boring mashed potatoes," and instructed the news anchor to top the cones with canned corn and a cranberry "cherry" on top.

Xinhua still functions as China's official news bureau, releasing government reports and official statements for Politburo members, and setting the tone for China's other heavily censored news publications, which are often instructed to republish Xinhua dispatches on major news events without alteration.