Sentence examples for will have to instruct from inspiring English sources

Defence lawyers will also question Mr Moses about the implications of a judgment by the law lords which ruled that he will have to instruct the jury to find Mr Shayler guilty.

We will have to instruct them on their legal rights when the FBI comes to the door to inquire about their religious belief and practice or that of other Muslims.

Then, they'll have to instruct Echo's assistant "Alexa" to find the appliances using a simple command: "Alexa, discovery my appliances".

He has instructed the museum to tack the bills up vertically, not horizontally, and they will have to overlap to get the entire $100,000 on the walls.

The proposed National Crime Agency, to replace the Serious Organised Crime Agency, will have the authority to instruct police and other agencies, the home secretary has told the Commons.

Nor will he have power to instruct the NCB, only a duty to respect its autonomy: no one can appeal to him against bad decisions.

If you have stairs in your home, the physical therapist at the hospital will have instructed you on the use of crutches, and will have tested your ability to negotiate stairs independently with your crutches.

In economically mixed neighborhoods, the thinking goes, the poor will have role models to inspire and instruct them.

Teaching may be undertaken by the museum's educational staff or, more often, by the schoolteacher, who will have been advised and instructed by the staff.

As executor, do I have to follow whatever they instruct?

Stewart has yet to instruct his supporters to vote for Gillespie, reassuring them on Tuesday night that "there is one word you will never hear from me: 'unity.'".