Sentence examples for clearly instructed from inspiring English sources

Hoppy presents whole menus, painstakingly researched and clearly instructed, that will make even the most nervous cook entertain with elan.

"As a caseworker, we are very, very clearly instructed that we are not allowed to assist them in writing, even if it is our client," she said.

It was all very well Pardew having clearly instructed his team to begin by standing off Chelsea and letting them have the ball in certain areas but he surely did not expect Newcastle to be quite so wasteful in possession.

On average, they reported fewer than two; some did not spot any.Another experiment at the BMJ showed that reviewers did no better when more clearly instructed on the problems they might encounter.

If he still seems to stroll at times Rafa Benítez had clearly instructed his Brazilian midfield anchors Ramires and David Luiz to press aggressively when Swansea had possession, with Juan Mata, Eden Hazard and Oscar joining the pack snapping at the heels of Leon Britton and Jonathan de Guzman, starving Swansea's spearhead of any real glimpse of the ball.

In my teaching classes we were clearly instructed of our legal obligation to report any abuse that is confided in us by our students -- we are not attorneys, psychologists or priests.

The use of a dosing device could improve its accuracy and be helpful to clearly instruct the patients about the correct dose.

41 Furthermore, all packages of NRT clearly instruct females to consult a doctor before using them if they are pregnant.

We now clearly instruct our authors to err on the sign of caution, and we have added the admonition that authors are to disclose all competing financial interests that might in any way be perceived as representing a competing financial interest.

But the bill very clearly instructs the Food and Drug Administration to focus its enforcement efforts on plants that pose the greatest risk of causing large-scale outbreaks.

A year ago, on a Muslim student group's Facebook page, a person who identified himself as Mr. Zamzam responded to a woman who questioned the need for women to cover their heads or faces by saying that the Koran "clearly instructs the believing women to cover themselves".