Sentence examples for instructed prospective from inspiring English sources

— The long-delayed court-martial of the Army psychiatrist accused in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood here will most likely be delayed again after a judge on Wednesday instructed prospective jurors from other posts to return home while the court clears up logistical and legal issues arising out of the defendant's decision to represent himself.

It laid down "the Golden Rules of pop," instructing prospective hitmakers to keep songs to "no longer than three minutes and thirty seconds," and to follow the same formula every time: "an intro, a verse, a chorus, second verse, a second chorus, a breakdown section, back into a double length chorus and outro".

The long view, as advocated by Dean Mitchell, instructs prospective students to consider the investment over a 40- to 50-year period.

Study staff were instructed to keep detailed prospective notes about all their recruitment encounters, facility-specific issues, and methods for garnering and maintaining participation A core group of six advisors representing members of Infection Control and Prevention programs in Orange County were asked to provide feedback on survey design, survey content, and methods for recruitment.

Prosecutors say Career Education instructed its staff to inform prospective students only about the cost per credit hour without disclosing the number of required credit hours.

-- ITT recruiters in Florida were instructed by management to tell prospective students that if they enrolled in ITT's criminal justice program, they could get jobs doing forensic science work like they saw on "CSI Miami".

Dr. Hamada says he has instructed his recruiting director to tell prospective M.B.A.'s at admissions conferences that e-business is no less important at Chicago than it is at schools with separate majors.

She instructed Vivian on how to handle the prospective parents who came to the office to be interviewed.

It seems that a prospective donor, arriving at Pennsylvania Station, instructed a cabdriver to take him to Christ Church.

Calls were not scripted, but the Quit Coach was instructed to address each core issue from the prospective class and to provide "listening only" for "non-core" issues that the participant might wish to discuss.

This year the Washington and Lee admissions department instructed tour guides to avoid showing the Lee Chapel interior to prospective students and families.