Examples of using We instruct in English and their translations into Spanish
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We instruct your staff about the cards.
The outsourcing firm only does what we instruct it to do.".
We instruct and guide Clients through the purchasing process.
They will hold it securely andretain it for the period we instruct.
We instruct the students according to the SLP.
This is easy: Lets say that we have a song that we instruct Jazler to treat it as a pop song but we can also say that this song is rock too.
We instruct the TNC, with the support of the CGSE, to supervise the HCP.
Finally, and note least important,in the emotional level of Biomechanics we instruct the student with the most vital concept in life which is the breathing.
Such people we instruct and urge in the Lord Jesus Christ to work quietly.
Since that meeting has been postponed because of the emergency, we instruct the competent authorities to continue the work they have been doing on this matter.
We instruct the Negotiating Group to finalize its details as soon as possible.
As long as we instruct those computers what to do,we humans should be on the safe side.
We instruct the Negotiating Group to intensify work on the assessment of the scope of the problem with a view to finding possible solutions.
At this firm, we instruct, we advise, we order,we must, but we do not"shall.
We instruct Members to intensify the negotiations, without prejudging their outcome, on all parts of paragraph 31 to fulfil the mandate.
Once uploaded, we instruct the EVM to execute the code of each transaction we have seen in this block.
We instruct the Council for TRIPS to find an expedi- tious solution to this problem and to report to the General Council before the end of 2002.
Upon being retained, we instruct insurance companies to communicate only through counsel so that you won't get calls from adjusters questioning your prognosis.
We instruct the Council for TRIPS to take the necessary action to give effect to this pursuant to Article 66.1 of the TRIPS Agreement.
To further demonstrate this commitment, we instruct the Trade Negotiations Committee to prepare within the next 12 months a clearly defined work program on the remaining Doha Development Agenda issues.
To that end, we instruct our negotiators to ensure that there is a comparably high level of ambition in market access for Agriculture and NAMA.
To this end, we instruct the Negotiating Group to review proposals with a view to identifying those which could garner sufficient participation to be realized.
We instruct the General Council to report on progress and action taken, together with any further recommendations as appropriate, to our next Session.
We instruct the Committee on Trade and Environment, in pursuing work on all items on its agenda within its current terms of reference, to give particular attention to.
To this end, we instruct the Chairman of the Group of 77 in New York, in collaboration with the other G-77 Chapters, to work in all appropriate fora to promote that objective.
We instruct the Sub-Committee for Least-Developed Countries to design such a work programme and to report on the agreed work programme to the General Council at its first meeting in 2002.
We instruct the Group to intensify negotiations, based on text proposals as soon as possible after the Sixth Ministerial Conference, so as to arrive at appropriate outcomes by end 2006.
In this regard, we instruct the Committee on Regional Trade Agreements(CRTA) to discuss the systemic implications of RTAs for the multilateral trading system and their relationship with WTO rules.
We instruct the Secretariat, in coordination with other relevant agencies, to support domestic efforts for mainstreaming trade into national plans for economic development and strategies for poverty reduction.
We instruct the councils of sectoral ministers to confront the grave problems arising from the disaster by working together, especially in the areas of health, agriculture, environment and the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure.