Sentence examples for told to establish from inspiring English sources

In a phrase redolent of Mao's Cultural Revolution, these deviants from the true path have been told to establish a 'rectification plan'.

The identities of the two men named Azam are unclear, but the Israeli authorities said Mr. Abu Aukel had been told to establish a cell for Al Qaeda -- an effort that ended when he was arrested 18 months ago.

Colby traveled the Midwest doing readings until in 1875, as he told the story, a spirit guide told him to establish a Spiritualist community in the South.

The Jews who expect a speedy return to Jerusalem are told to stay put, establish homes in Babylon, and even assist in the welfare of the state.

Nerc also told members to "establish an automated method to alert power system operators and technical support personnel" when power system status has significantly changed, or when alarms are not being received or sounded.

Jose Juves, a spokesman for Mass port, the agency that runs the airport, complained that the F.A.A. had told Logan to establish an advisory council, balanced between opponents and supporters, and that this council had then hired its own consultant.

She tells enough to establish a dreary suburban Auckland where the kids dream hard and sneak drinks.

In 1996, in the wake of the murder of a Guatemalan by a CIA informant, officers were told to contact Langley before "establishing a relationship with an individual who has committed serious crimes or human-rights abuses or other repugnant acts".

He told Mr. Hodgson to establish Fairchild Semiconductor as a division based in Mountain View, Calif.

The government of Papua New Guinea was not told of plans to establish a diplomatic post in Bougainville because Australian officials could not reach them, a Senate committee has heard.

President Clinton -- who, we are told, is seeking to establish his legacy -- should formally address Americans to propose such a noble act.