Sentence examples for does not instruct the from inspiring English sources
Leyland does not instruct the Tigers' catchers, and Buster Posey, the Giants catcher, said Bochy does not advise him on the finer points, either.
It was very controversial to start with because we discovered that the mRNA [messenger RNA] does not instruct the ribosome what tRNA to bind, as was believed back then.
Informants confirmed that the unification reform eroded the authority of managers: "We are supposed to supervise the Health Assistants, Health Inspectors and Family Planning Inspectors but these people do not follow our advice and orders and the boss (UHFPO) does not instruct the persons to cooperate with us" (SACMO and FWV group).
The town should instruct should have a policy in the first place, which it doesn't, instruct the chaplains keep your prayer nonsectarian, do not address points of - JUSTICE ALITO: All right.
The kernel module we wrote doesn't instruct the kernel how to talk to a new printer; instead, ours includes the contents of our album and lets you listen to our tracks, passing the data through the operating system kernel first.
To write persuasive fiction, let the reader understand a character through her thoughts or behaviour; do not instruct the reader by summarising her personality.
Mr Mistry told the court he did not instruct the relevant people to serve the legal papers as he wanted to keep legal costs down for Mr Bates and the club.
"We did not instruct the police to move the protesters nor were we consulted by the police in connection with their decision to move the protesters".
But god would have known of these alien worlds, so it is curious he did not instruct the authors to include the language.
The majority of students did not instruct the Dr in the room to undertake tasks.
In 1977 only a minority of journals required authors to submit details regarding obtaining informed consent or research ethics board (REB) approval and the majority of editors did not instruct the reviewers to consider ethical issues in their assessments of submitted manuscripts [ 12, 13].
