Opt-out policies specifically including evolution are a big mistake for the students who opt out, for their classmates whose studies are disrupted, and especially for their teachers, who cannot fulfill their duty to instruct their charges about biology without emphasizing evolution.
Such policies complicate science instruction, of course, and (as we argue below) they have a bad effect on the students who opt out, on their classmates whose studies are disrupted, and especially on their teachers, who cannot fulfill their duty to instruct their charges about biology without emphasizing evolution.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chair Eleanor Holmes Norton told the media "that the Bakke case has not left me with any duty to instruct the EEOC staff to do anything different".
The instructor had two-way microphone communication with the student, and his duties were to instruct the student in the rear seat, monitor his performance and maintain a lookout for other aircraft.
What are you so afraid of?" "Don't attempt to instruct me on my duties," Bertie barks, directing a turn-to-stone glare at his tutor.
One day she told her commanding officer that she thought it would be a good idea to instruct a substitute in her duties.
Nor will he have power to instruct the NCB, only a duty to respect its autonomy: no one can appeal to him against bad decisions.
But even as much as she admired the film, Justice Sotomayor, 56, said that when she was a lower-court judge, she would sometimes refer to it to instruct jurors how not to carry out their duties.
Others were responding to the call-up order from Police Commissioner Michael J. Codd, who had gone on the radio shortly after darkness descended on the city to instruct all officers to report immediately for duty.
Bossman Mr. Crolick goes so far as to shove Joe's arm elbow-deep into a filthy toilet in order to instruct him how to thoroughly perform his duty.
