Sentence examples for officials to instruct from inspiring English sources
Lee, a Presbyterian, later expressed regret for any offense his government might have caused, and the government revised the code of conduct for public officials to instruct them to maintain religious neutrality when carrying out official duties.
He said he had asked Vatican officials to instruct bishops around the world to issue statements locally to tell their faithful that the film is an artistic work, not a pure portrayal of gospel accounts.
Days before the high court underscored that regulating greenhouse gases is the EPA's job alone, presidential hopeful Herman Cain vowed to, within the first 30 days of his administration, create a panel of oil and gas officials to instruct the agency in overhauling its permitting program, adding that eliminating the program entirely also "would be an option".
Regarding the EPA, Mr. Cain has promised that, if elected, he would create a panel of oil and gas officials to instruct the agency in overhauling its permitting program, and he says that eliminating its permitting programs "would be an option".
Officials also felt compelled to instruct drivers to give 100 percent during races.
They were required not only to write official poetry but also to instruct the residents of the area in law, literature, and national history.
She expressed her concerns to the Minister after which the officials were instructed to go back to the 'drawing board' and consider the possibilities of free early childhood.
In an effort to reduce dangerous contact near players' faces, officials are instructed to use replay to judge potential flagrant fouls.
Mr. Wen also instructed officials to make it easier for citizens to criticize and monitor the government.
The spy case emerged shortly after Mr Ma had instructed officials to resume referring to China as "the mainland".
Mr. Fox, the defense minister, told Parliament on Thursday that he had instructed officials to "see if more can't be done to bring those responsible to justice".
