Sentence examples for which would instruct from inspiring English sources

And @vencat even imagined that punctuation could help the medium overcome its self-absorption via the !@ mark, which would instruct a correspondent to take a conversation offline to a face-to-face discussion or a phone call.

There will be a resolution at BlackRock's May 25th shareholder meeting which would instruct the company to re-evaluate its practices on voting shareholder proxies on CEO pay.

Ms Parks died in 2005 aged 92, after instructing that her estate should fund an institute in her name which would teach young people leadership and character development.

As Sartre would instruct, if Ryan remains silent, and more deaths do, in fact, occur (which is likely), then these deaths will also be his responsibility.

One of Trump's orders would instruct the Department of Commerce and the United States Trade Representative to conduct a 90-day review of the countries with which the U.S. has a significant trade deficit.

"Turn me round, son," Charlie would instruct.

To change your art, Beuys would instruct, change yourself.

"Do some careful chaining here," he would instruct the illustrator.

It is consulting on a tool which would mean that the FPC could instruct banks and building societies immediately change the long-term forecasts for interest rates which they use when assessing affordability.

Church educators will instruct her in "Natural Family Planning" (which would work well to prevent pregnancy -- if combined with, say, a condom!) but forbids the use of artificial contraception, even in cases where one partner is infected with HIV or AIDS.

Many military personnel also have experience of "teaching, instructing, mentoring and coaching" which would count as credits towards the degree, says the government.