Sentence examples for be instructed to step from inspiring English sources

Under a new Care Bill, councils will be instructed to step up efforts  to publicise the help available to carers.

Participants will stand barefoot on the study leg in front of a 15 cm step and will be instructed to step the opposite foot on and off the step as quickly as possible over 15 seconds.

But after Mr. Zhou's remarks, state-owned banks were instructed to step up mortgage lending, and the results were spectacular.

Eric Shapiro, a blogger on mmafrenzy.com, suggested that the referee might have been instructed to step in before anything "too gory or morally horrifying could happen," to protect the sensibilities of a new audience.

She busied herself with wedding plans and got a job at the Pure Fiji Spa, where customers are instructed to "step lightly over running waters... leaving behind cares and the outside world as if on a far distant shore".

Subjects were instructed to step down from a platform with a standard step height of 170 mm.

Participants were instructed to step up and down a set of two steps (each with a 20 cm rise) twenty times at a pace considered normal for climbing stairs.

On reaching the gate, the player was instructed to step over a line marker placed 30 cm beyond the gate and then return to the contact mat and repeat for a total of three gates.

35 Participants were instructed to step one foot onto a block (10 cm height) and then quickly place the foot down on the floor and repeat again with the alternate foot.

He said that state resource agencies would be instructed to take stronger steps to preserve the sagebrush where the birds live.

Participants will be instructed to imagine the steps they will take to reduce their alcohol consumption and the salient outcomes they expect to achieve.