Berthomet said he's not surprised the force would instruct its officers not to liaise with reporters.
Mr. Holbrooke, moved by the gesture, replied that his government would instruct him to veto it.
During bullpen sessions, Cuellar would tell Santana to imagine the count was 2-0 or 3-0 and would instruct him to throw a changeup.
Though I kept my eyes mostly pointed rigidly ahead, in the moments when we stopped at a red light ("I want to see the floor under the car ahead of us," Arturo would instruct me, and it took me a while to understand that by "floor" he meant the asphalt street surface; that, a city boy like me, he thought that everything flat and low on the ground was a floor), I got to study my teacher.
A few days earlier, Commissioner Jill Sommers, forever happy to lend a good word supporting delay, delay, delay, would instruct us that it was "bad policy to promulgate regulations that are not enforceable".
The agency said yesterday that as a result of its review, it would instruct laboratories to cancel the results of tests failed by 250 to 300 workers.
State-based tariffs have been gradually withdrawn across the country, while the federal government announced in July that it would instruct the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to favour large-scale solar over rooftop solar in its funding decisions.
The association said it would instruct banks to load automated teller machines with cash while banks remained closed.
The association said it would instruct banks to load automated teller machines with cash while banks remain closed.
In addition, the city agreed that it would instruct officers in the Midtown North Precinct on the definition of the disorderly conduct statute by Sept. 15.
