When the British colonized India (see India: history of), they chose to instruct their officers in Hindustani.
Claimants will be liable for their own legal costs if they choose to instruct lawyers, but it is anticipated that the arbitration procedure will be more streamlined than court procedure, and that the arbitrators will be inquisitorial - charged with proactively uncovering the truth of the matter, rather than simply evaluating each side's arguments.
For example, imagine a scenario where someone goes to dinner in the city and knows that demand will be high for cars when it is time to leave; might that person choose to "instruct" his personal car, or a hired car, to continuously circle the block until he is ready to leave, thus leading to increased congestion as well as competition for rides?
The senior decision-makers were aware of this trade-off, but chose to instruct that the program be implemented as an emergency action outside of normal channels.
Those who chose to participate were instructed to place their surveys in a collection box in the clinic after completion.
Religiously affiliated organizations that choose to insure themselves would instruct their "third-party administrator" to provide coverage through separate individual health insurance policies so that they do not have to pay for services to which they morally object.
Plays like these would be chosen not so much to instruct audiences in outsiderness, per se, as to show how marginalization is handled, or not handled, on the American stage, and how much the subject can reveal about a playwright's interest in failure, including his or her own.
For the remainder of our example, we chose to consider how teachers could instruct about conditional manifestations within the concept of gene expression due either to gene regulation or epigenetics.
She also didn't complete a drawing of her family as instructed (she chose to finish it at home, so she could do other things she enjoyed).
