Sentence examples for instruction of an from inspiring English sources

However, his lawyers have said that he was following the instruction of an Andersen in-house lawyer, which were consistent with the firm's longstanding policies.

Aid was now available for equipment and materials to be used in the instruction of an expanded list of subjects: "science, mathematics, history, civics, geography, modern foreign language, English or reading in public elementary or secondary schools".

Experiment 2 revealed that explicit and implicit instruction of an orthographical spelling rule were equally effective in both groups and that the spelling knowledge they had acquired was instance-based.

This web-based system was integrated into the regular English instruction of an experiment class of Grade three in a junior middle school, i.e. it was used in one school hour almost every week for an entire school term.

Instructional and curricular supports require substantial time to synthesize and eventually enact, and more than a few months prior to school start-up are necessary to fully engage and prepare teachers for the collective task of visioning, collaborating, and planning the curriculum and instruction of an innovative school.

Each recruit's zeroing and adjusting are done under the instruction of an Afghan trainer.

Under the instruction of a youth pastor, Jerry began reading the Bible, attending church services, and participating in church activities.

The tunnels were built on the instruction of a wealthy tobacco merchant, Joseph Williamson - the "mole of Edge Hill" - at the beginning of the 19th century.

Strip-searches and worse ensue as apparently decent people agree to perform monstrously indecent acts at the instruction of a "voice of authority".

From such discoveries are missions launched, voyaging across time and space at the apparent instruction of a superior intelligence offering cryptic hands across the universe.

Mr. Kaminski heard the object had been placed there by someone — per the instruction of a Whisperer — who had a quarrel with the priest.