Sentence examples for instruction on when from inspiring English sources
A recipe last Wednesday for chicken salad with skordalia, with the Minimalist Entertains column, omitted the measure for extra virgin olive oil and an instruction on when to add black pepper.
Patients are given specific instruction on when they should call their physician regarding their heart failure.
The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO), the Nationwide committee supervising al regional committees in the Netherlands, provides a very clear instruction on when to present research plans to medical ethics committees.
Specifically, instructions were categorized into one of four predefined domains: diagnosis, treatment plan, follow-up plan, and instructions on when to return to the emergency department.
The manual also offered detailed recipes for making bombs, including instructions on when to shake the chemicals and how to use a wristwatch as a detonator.
His first objection was constitutional: he believes the Supreme Court has given colleges very narrow instructions on when and how to consider race.
Someone presents you with a jar of yeasty mix and a set of instructions on when to add sugar, flour and sift or stir it.
Instead of answering questions on craft and inspiration, Liao Yiwu revealed that, in the funeral-howling business, "There are specific instructions on when to hit the high notes, or drop to the low notes; when to use a cracked voice..."...
Some of the details it shows will be familiar to readers of this paper: the text messages bearing instructions on when you'll be working and when you'll get paid.
Undercover narcotics officers, like the detective who fatally shot an unarmed security guard on Thursday, receive several weeks of special training to prepare them for the contingencies of street encounters, including specific instructions on when to drop their guise and identify themselves as officers, police officials said yesterday.
