Sentence examples for instructing a person from inspiring English sources

The charges include: leaving to join a terrorist group, instructing a person to carry out a terrorist attack, and threatening attacks against the United States and Canada.

Farah Mohammed Shirdon, 22, a Calgary native the RCMP accused of traveling to Syria in March 2014 to join the Islamic State, is wanted by Canadian authorities on six charges including leaving Canada to participate in the activity of a terrorist group and instructing a person to carry out an activity for a terrorist group.

The reality is that clients have plenty of choice and will only instruct a person who provides a service that meets their demands.

"The situation is analogous to a person instructing a taxi driver where to go," it reads.

"Every single person involved would have instructed a lawyer, every single person would have to have been a core participant.

The study also investigated when participants were told they were either talking to a machine (e.g. a speech recognition system) or instructing another person to complete a VR based task.

"In every generation," the Haggadah instructs us, "a person is obligated to view himself as if he were the one who went out from Egypt".

For decades, American juries have been instructed that when a person is found in unexplained possession of recently stolen property, it is proper to infer that the person knows it is stolen, and thus almost certainly is guilty of receiving stolen property.

If a threshold value is 2.5%, it may be more realistic for decision makers to instruct all persons with any probability of exposure to take PEP rather than use valuable time and resources to determine a person's numerical probability of exposure.

I was prohibited from using internet-accessible devices of any sort or from instructing another person to use one on my behalf.

The BHA's rules on laying by owners state that it is an offence for any owner "to lay any horse he owns with a Betting Organisation to lose a race, instruct another person to do so on his behalf or receive the whole or part of any proceeds of such a lay".