Respondent #73 spoke of a collaborative research project that developed out of meeting a new person during the SI program, as well as instructing opportunities at a university that were also a result of relationship developed at the SI.
Once Mr. Jones has exhausted the direct opportunity to instruct, his story becomes much more manipulative.
No doubt she would use it as an opportunity to instruct the child in the ironies and ambiguities of life.
And he has taken the opportunity to instruct us in our highest concerns, even when the throng was calling for soaring rhetoric.
Well, the Hays Code kicked in, and the Depression convinced Capra that movies had a duty, or at least an opportunity, to instruct and inspire; "Meet John Doe," with its beatification of the common man and its scowling exposure of Fascism, feels like a movie preparing for war.
Thomas and Aveni give the Court a golden opportunity to instruct lower courts that they may factor evidence of contamination in their assessments of the voluntariness of confessions and that judges and juries may weigh the inexcusable failure by police to record interrogations against the State in assessing whether a suspect's confession is voluntary and reliable.
Sherry Hsi, a project investigator at the University of California, Berkeley, observes that however technically sophisticated children today may seem, opportunities to instruct a computer directly are increasingly rare.
Sensing an opportunity, I instructed my wife to photograph me fixing my toilet.
However, even in the absence of any formal opportunities to instruct students in community engagement, educators remain an essential part of the equation.
The indictment said specialists working for the Internet Research Agency were instructed to "use any opportunity to criticize Hillary and the rest (except Sanders and Trump — we support them)." This article originally appeared on VICE US.
