Sentence examples for clear instruction of from inspiring English sources
"They've give me clear instruction of areas they want me to work on and that's exactly what I'm going to keep doing.
Subjects were asked to identify the finger length pattern on their right hand as nearest to series of pictures, with clear instruction of how best to compare their hand with the pictures provided.
"The policy calls for much greater management oversight and provides F.B.I. employees with clear instruction on the removal of mementos from a recovery site for any purpose," the agency said in a statement.
In addition, the LE's received a clear instruction on the procedures of the day, and were asked to answer two questions.
The Court has repeatedly rejected 'speculation that the jurors disregarded clear instructions of the court in arriving at their verdict,' Opper v. United States, 348 U.S. 84, 95, 75 S.Ct.
Moreover, public school teachers do not possess any First Amendment right of academic freedom to disregard the clear instructions of a school principal or district not to teach or introduce intelligent design in their classrooms.
Chancellor George Osborne said the Conservatives had been "given a mandate to get on with the work we started five years ago" and would follow the "clear instructions" of the British public.
Rather, it is a grievous sin and a violation of the clear instructions of God and [Muhammad]." Ahmad's declaration was in accordance with the Qur'an (4 60) and Prophet Muhammad's actions.
The diet-diary booklet contains clear instructions of how to complete the food diary, as well as a detailed good and poor example of food intake.
This could be addressed by improving the information leaflet, providing clear instructions of use on blister packages, strategically distributing posters, and service providers adopting a more proactive attitude.
However, so often, followers of Jesus chose to blatantly ignore some of the clearest instruction of our Rabbi and obscure it with vague theology so that we can get off the hook.
