Sentence examples for instruction to every from inspiring English sources

Children Will Listen, from Into the Woods, is a clear instruction to every parent but isn't in the least preachy.

It was only when the Ministry of Justice sent an instruction to every court in the country that they released the data – as PDFs.

We wanted broadcasting because it would be an immediately, completely transparently available source of instruction to every citizen with a wireless or television set".

We wanted broadcasting because it would be an immediately, completely transparently available source of instruction to every citizen with a wireless or television set". For the new project, Peter visited the United States in 1961, on a Dartington Hall grant, to look at educational television.

DeepTutor has been developed as a web service and a first prototype is fully accessible through a browser from any Internet-connected device, including regular desktop computers and mobile devices such as tablets, thus moving us closer to the vision of providing cost-effective and tailored instruction to every learner, child or adult, anywhere, anytime.

The goal of a dissemination protocol is to reliably deliver a piece of control and synchronization instructions to every node in the network.

"If only we could explore the options without it being said that Ted wants the Brussels commission to give instructions to every parking meter.

Both tasted outstanding, and were a cinch to prepare as I followed the instructions to every detail.

The state's Legislative Budget Board, which is headed by Lt. Governor David Dewhurst and House Speaker Joe Strauss, both Republicans, has just sent instructions to every government agency in the state of Texas to plan for another ten percent reduction in their budgets.

Employers will certainly be keen to comply with a new law requiring companies with 50 or more workers to give two hours of instruction to supervisors every two years on what constitutes sexual harassment.

Second, the press was itself a kind of quasi- or supplementary schoolroom, offering both practical and moral instruction to readers on every topic imaginable, as Thomas Palmelund Johansen's contribution reminds us.