Sentence examples for want to instruct from inspiring English sources

We do not want to be given instructions by women but want to instruct.

(Depending on time available, the teacher may want to instruct groups to consider only a few of the preceding variables).

In Indiana, conservatives want to instruct police to use "any means necessary" to remove activists from a roadway.

The question on the ballot asks voters in 10 legislative districts in Boston if they want to instruct their state representatives to pass a bill that would create a separate city.

The handbook is not aimed at any particular section of the population: "The cab rank rule (the rule which says barristers must not turn away clients who want to instruct them) means that as a barrister I represent mums, dads, partners and kids in pretty much equal measure," she says.

If Commissioner Bud Selig wants to sell his labor platform to anyone -- fans, recalcitrant owners or, most important, players -- he might want to instruct Major League Baseball Productions to make a videotape of the weekend series the Tampa Bay Devil Rays played at Yankee Stadium, then show it again and again and again.

But too often the Church doesn't really want to debate at all, it wants to instruct.

The content mainly consists of the dance figures that the teacher wants to instruct to the student and the music that corresponds with it.

He apparently wanted to instruct parishioners on the "Biblical response" to the massacre. .

Pais et al.[ 1] also wanted to instruct the reader on the presentation of graphical data and simple statistics.

Do they secretly want to be instructed as a Cleric at a famous temple and leave the dangerous life of a Fighter behind?