Sentence examples for idea instructed from inspiring English sources

TL provided the initial idea, instructed the study.

TL provided the initial idea, instructed the study, and wrote the manuscript.

HC provided the initial idea, instructed the study, and wrote the manuscript.

The President thought this was a good idea and instructed his aide to look at this suggestion.

The Warden of the New England University College (and later first Vice Chancellor of UNE) Robert Madgwick enthusiastically supported the idea and instructed his college's staff to begin preparing an external studies program.

One day she told her commanding officer that she thought it would be a good idea to instruct a substitute in her duties.

Of perhaps even more far-reaching significance was Ibn Tūmart's idea of instructing the heretofore ignorant masses in the plain meaning of the Sharīʿah so that practice would be informed with knowledge.

Such prompts are based on the idea of instructing students to design their own metacognitive scaffolds and learn with them afterward.

Nonetheless, the 72 clubs agreed it would be a good idea to instruct their managers and players to stray away from abusive behaviour, faking injury and other unsavoury behaviour.

Some of the non-German actors initially experimented with German accents, but Singer discarded the idea, instead instructing them to adopt neutral accents that "[wouldn't] distract from the story".

He was said to have dispatched Adan to Barinas several times to reprimand them, but when I told the President that I'd like to meet his family he said he thought it was an excellent idea, and he instructed Adan to make the arrangements.