Sentence examples for officials were instructed from inspiring English sources
Even in provinces where prices are rising more slowly, officials were instructed to space out price increases.
A Pentagon report says that climate change is an "urgent and growing threat to our national security". In January, Pentagon officials were instructed to include climate change in every decision, from readying troops for battle to testing weapons.
Afghan leaders were unnerved late last year when military officials were instructed to begin drawing up plans for a major troop reduction at a time when Taliban militants continued to pose a major challenge.
"Do not mentioned [sic] our bank name, BIC code ref. no., in any message routed through U.S.A. and do not route through New York," Future Bank officials were instructed in one message from Iran's Bank Melli.
Republican National Committee officials were instructed to repudiate Cohen's testimony by pointing to his past lies to Congress, while Sanders attacked Cohen as a "disgraced felon" in a statement this week.
Officials were instructed to calm European partners, telling them that while there would be more "edge" to the administration's approach toward Pakistan, there would be no dramatic policy change, a European diplomat said.
The man, a truck driver named Wang, said that schools had been closed and that local health officials were instructing parents to frequently wash their children's hands.
Of course, discussions between Yoo and the White House or CIA about the memos he was writing didn't necessarily have to contain classified information in them for them to reveal whether senior officials were instructing Yoo to find a justification for breaking the law.
Agency officials are instructed to prepare contract renegotiation recommendations that are "not subject to disclosure" to union representatives.
As the Nazis' genocidal agenda intensifies in France, the local government officials are instructed to deliver a Jewish quota.
In most cases, officials are instructed to deliver a warning, then to approach an N.C.A.A. staff member who is charged with handling the situation.
