Instead, Amazonians are instructed to "disagree and commit" (No. 13) — to rip into colleagues' ideas, with feedback that can be blunt to the point of painful, before lining up behind a decision.
"Samsung instructed me to commit crimes," he said at the news conference.
He found a Sikh guru - he calls him The Master - who he follows devoutly and who instructed him to commit his talents to cricket.
When questioned by police, Sharp allegedly told them that he had received messages via a satellite radio, which instructed him to commit the brutal crimes.
The IPCC said it had not found any "direct evidence" that senior officers within South Yorkshire Police conspired to instruct colleagues to commit perjury.
Civil servants were so worried about the scale of public underwriting of the scheme that they sought rare formal direction from ministers instructing them to commit extra funds to it, prompting David Cameron and George Osborne to express their frustration at delays to funding for the project.
Participants were instructed to look at the first word, commit it to memory, and then decide quickly and accurately whether the target word was "good" or "bad" by pressing the key labelled "G" or "B", respectively.
For example, children who were not committing enough errors were instructed to respond more quickly; this may have influenced post-error adjustments.
They admitted that he was their "guest" but insisted that they had "instructed him not to commit, support or plan any terrorist acts from Afghan soil".
Mr. Neuborne said that a commentator's language, no matter how colorful, generally cannot be treated as an incitement unless it directly instructs individuals to commit violence.
