Sentence examples for instruction that applied from inspiring English sources

Thus, our elementary education students were not being provided the opportunity to develop deep, conceptual understanding of relevant content, nor were they able to observe instruction that applied the recommendations of research findings on how people learn.

The Abbott government faces questions over its decision to remove the principle of opposition to the death penalty from the high-level instructions that apply to the Australian federal police.

The base cache is the same as that applied to the instruction branch.

In addition to the results of the empirical study, the value of the present article focuses on the fact that, first, it presents detailed information about the implemented listening strategies instruction that can be applied by other language teachers.

You need to obey God's law general rules that apply to all mankind as well as God's instructions for your own life as an individual.

The first step is to select the boxes that apply to deductions you will take and then follow the step-by-step instructions.

For example: cleanse your entire face as normal, apply 1.5 centimeter (0.6 in) to 2.0 centimeter (0.8 in) on your index finger, and follow the instruction to apply that entire amount onto your forehead first.

This is followed by 'Do you know the kind of arthritis you have?' (Response options: "yes", "no"); and, "What kind of arthritis do you have?" (with a list of 14 possible responses and instructions to mark all that apply).

But Mr. Bush added that this instruction applied only "to the extent appropriate and consistent with military necessity".

Institutionalization is listed under co-morbid conditions and the instructions state to "check all that apply currently and/or during the last 10 years" however, MDS data was not available 10 years prior to dialysis initiation in the current analysis.

* Instructions were to check all that apply Four general patterns of belief were identified from the data analysis, labeled 'use is risky' (n = 86), 'vindication of prior beliefs' (n = 14), 'benefit to me outweighs risk' (n = 10), and 'unaware of new recommendations' (n = 9).