Sentence examples for instructed to define from inspiring English sources

Even the Wallace Collection, that temple to refined 18th century Continental art which cannot lend and thus has difficulty borrowing, was instructed to define its visitors by ethnic group.

Umpires are instructed to call strikes as defined by the rule book, which in theory leads to more high strikes and to hitters swinging earlier in the count.

They are instructed to consider "community" as follows: "People define community in different ways; please define it whatever way is most meaningful to you".

Participants are instructed to imagine a sad mood defined as: "a score of 3 or 4 on a scale of 0 10" and subsequently asked to rate 34 statements regarding their thoughts and behavior during this sad mood on a scale from 0 (not at all) to 5 (totally).

Moreover, IL-17 memory is not stable - Th17 cells can be instructed to express other lineage-defining cytokines and to halt IL-17 expression.

On the first, doctors are instructed to enter the "immediate cause" of death, defined on the form as the "final disease or condition resulting in death".

Police are instructed to take into psychiatric custody "political maniacs," defined as people who make anti-government speeches, write reactionary letters or "express opinions on important domestic and international affairs".

Participants were instructed to (covertly) detect target tones which were defined by instrument change and pitch rise between subsequent tones at the last two positions of four-tone sequences.

Regional offices were instructed to comply with the order, but the order fails to define what disproportionate treatment is or how to measure it.

At no point were we instructed to think that the lapses of youth would define the people we might become.

But the court stopped short of saying they had a fundamental right to marry, and in an unusual step instructed the Legislature to define how to confer equal protection.