The phrase "adding that the instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional information or clarification about instructions that have been mentioned previously.
Example: "The manager was clear in her presentation, adding that the instructions for the project would be sent out later."
Alternatives: "noting that the instructions" or "mentioning that the instructions".
"Strict orders were issued to protect the civilians," government spokesman Hadithi said, adding that these instructions were also given to the Hashid Shaabi, or Popular Mobilisation Forces, the coalition of mostly Shiite militias backed by Iran which are involved in the fighting.
Some lawyers say this amounts to a confession of perjury, and add that the filing instructions merely ask if the filer is married, and if so, if the spouse had any non-investment income.
"There is credible evidence that Fastow authorized the payment to Chewco," the special committee's report says, adding that the payment -- done against the explicit instructions of Enron's general counsel -- was "one of the most serious issues we identified in connection with the Chewco buyout".
Trump said "nobody knows yet" if Khashoggi was murdered on the instruction of Saudi authorities, adding that the incident was "being investigated" and "being looked at very, very strongly". .
Kaupp, a 39-year-old product manager at a software company, said the jury had "followed the judge's instructions to a tee", adding that the six-week trial was a "big emotional investment on the part of all the jurors, but more importantly, we still believe we issued the correct verdict".
The appeals court agreed, adding that the prosecutor's warning essentially told jurors to ignore the judge's instructions.
Bobby Cooper from DVD Talk praised how the rules of American football is "explained to a foreign audience that has no clue what it's all about", adding that instructions at the commercial breaks "were informative and similar to the Go lessons of Hikaru No Go".
But Mr. Bush added that this instruction applied only "to the extent appropriate and consistent with military necessity".
In order to help alleviate the bias, the study suggests "voir dire and juror screening questionnaires," the American Bar Association Journal notes, adding that "judicial instruction" may also be part of the solution.
The instructions added that the tribals must avoid killing others unnecessarily and must not kill or abuse Bin Laden or his lieutenants if they surrendered.
