Sentence examples for free to instruct from inspiring English sources
Yet in an area where so many schools remain free to instruct as they see fit, there were worries.
Furthermore, it is of the essence of the right to join a trade union for the protection of their interests that employees should be free to instruct or permit the union to make representations to their employer or to take action in support of their interests on their behalf.
In these areas, BOLD activity was statistically lower for actions that had felt free as compared to actions that had felt less free, but was nevertheless statistically higher for actions that were objectively free, as compared to instructed.
More, really, to edify, to instruct".
"She's free to go," he instructed his medium to tell Margaret Hatton, a young woman from 1843 still trapped in a house in Port Clyde, Maine, where she was worrying about tallow for the lamps and the empty root cellar.
Shouldn't they be free to play instead of constantly instructed to act out various skits, or have the camera trained on them nonstop?
"If someone doesn't like my book," he instructed, "they should feel free to say so".
"Please don't be too nice" to arrestees, he urged the police in his audience, and instructed them to feel free to stop protecting a suspect's head when placing them in a patrol car "if they just killed somebody," prompting applause from some officers standing behind him.
A federal appeals court held that the search was unconstitutional because in the cramped and "coercive" atmosphere of the bus, with two officers positioned front and back and a third looming over the seated passengers, the men would not have felt able to withhold their consent unless instructed that they were free to do so.
Although they were not formally instructed and were left free to perform tooth brushing as they would at home, some unusual behaviour may have occurred.
