Sentence examples for will instruct that from inspiring English sources

Occasionally a judge will instruct that an offender be tracked by the G.P.S. system, but otherwise it is up to parole departments to determine who is given the device.

(Untrained TBA No. 1) "When a post-partum mother has a problem of too much bleeding in the body, they call a TBA and she will instruct that the post-partum mother has to go to the health facility and she will escort the mother.

The judge noted that Mr. Brod's 1948 will instructed that his archive go to a "public Jewish library or archive in Palestine," and that he later specified Hebrew University, where Israel's national library is housed.

On Lady Seafield's death in 1911 her will instructed that Urquhart Castle be entrusted into state care, and in October 1913 responsibility for the castle's upkeep was transferred to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Works and Public Buildings.

If the conveyancing firm you choose is not on your lender's approved panel, your lender will instruct one that is.

Some defense lawyers are worried that the judge will instruct jurors that the officers had a "duty to retreat," and lawyers not involved in the case agreed that it could create a heavy burden for the defense.

We will instruct patients that they may obtain any information about the detail of the study from the investigator, and they may discontinue their participation in the study at any time.

The possibility that a certain ADP-ribosylase could be an enforcer of epigenetic templating will instruct us that this very enzyme should be the first place to look for the ADP-ribosylated lysine recognition domains – an idea that is rather unexpected from the signal cascade point of view.

It is now possible to design software that will instruct the creation of a physical product, layer by layer, that pops out of the printer just like we now do with text.

"Candy & Candy have asked me to put you on notice that they will instruct lawyers over anything written that is defamatory or incorrect," Reading said.

The Saints and the individuals disciplined today are expected to participate in efforts led by the league office to develop programs that will instruct players and coaches at all levels of the game on the need for respect for the game and those who participate in it, on principles of fair play, safety and sportsmanship, and to ensure that bounties will not be part of football at any level.