The camps were surrounded by barbed-wire fences patrolled by armed guards who had instructions to shoot anyone who tried to leave.
The newspaper says that if he finds himself surrounded and unable to escape, he has already given one of his sons instructions to shoot him.
Other research has revealed that these biases can have consequences – when playing a video game with instructions to shoot only people carrying weapons, players are more likely to shoot unarmed black targets.
And when the fifth prosecution witness reversed himself about the instructions to shoot protesters, a lawyer in the courtroom shouted, "You liar, you liar," according to a Reuters reporter in the room.
The rate of desertions in the Red Army was unusually high: Trotsky instituted a veritable reign of terror to prevent defections, including placing in the rear of the troops machine-gun detachments with instructions to shoot retreating units.
Britain's most senior front-line officer at the 1972 army attack in Londonderry that left 14 civil rights marchers dead told the "Bloody Sunday" inquiry in London that his instructions to "shoot selected ringleaders" did not constitute a shoot-to-kill policy as family members of the dead have charged.
This film, from the Russian director Alexander Rogozhkin ("Chekist," 1992), tells the story of one of them: a beefy Finnish student named Veiko (Ville Haapasalo), who is dressed in an SS uniform, equipped with an ancient rifle and chained to a rock somewhere in Lapland with instructions to shoot as many Russians as possible before he is taken or starves to death.
Mr. Smith paraphrased those pilots' argument this way: "There are armed pilots already, but they're armed with F-15's and F-16's, and they have instructions to shoot us down if we can't keep control over our airplanes".
Ordering him to tend to Kim, Sulham passed the gun to Reyes with instructions to shoot insurgents.
The coffin was placed before the screen as Roman candles were passed out to the crowd, with instructions to shoot it at the pyre.
