Sentence examples for instructions so that from inspiring English sources

"I have issued instructions so that this does not happen again," Mr. Valls told France 2 television on Sunday.

Suppose the person in the room simply memorizes the characters, the manual, and the instructions so that he can respond to Chinese messages entirely on his own.

One prominent orchestra member explained that substitutes at rehearsals carefully marked in the individual scores the conductor's instructions so that when the regular musician turned up for the performance he or she would know what to do.

He and his collaborators have identified the 50 machines most important for modern life and are publishing instructions so that anyone can build them with nothing more than their bare hands and assorted household materials.

The Vatican was working on further instructions "so that the directives it issues on the subject of sexual abuse of minors, either by the clergy or institutions connected with the church, may be increasingly rigorous, coherent and effective," he said.

"There were pages and pages of instructions so that no step would give the other an advantage, and we'd have wheels up in Tehran at the same time [the Iranians] would be let out of prison here".

She said: "We want children to learn to listen to a teacher, learn to respect an instruction, so that they are ready for school.

Among other things, the company offers parents six hours of computer instruction so that they can use the computer that Edison students get, to check on their children's progress at school.

As proposed by (Tomlinson 1999), by considering varied learning needs, teachers can develop personalized instruction so that all children in the classroom can learn effectively.

The Strategic Program on Competitiveness Enhancement of National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University proposes that modules of professional training should be developed and delivered in English as a language of instruction so that the quality of teaching could be raised.

Bennett, Enron's new lawyer, told Forbes.com that Enron's general counsel, reporting to Lay, gave this instruction so that Vinson & Elkins would "not reinvent the wheel" in delving into Watkins' concerns.