Sentence examples for opposing instructions from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press reported last week that Whole Foods had suspended two employees in Albuquerque for opposing instructions not to speak Spanish to each other while working.

Engaging the TCR machinery in order to prevent signalling through the TCR while the cell is committed to an alternative response is a fail-safe method to stop the cell from responding to two opposing instructions.

Students rated themselves to be more knowledgeable about biological evolution post-instruction as opposed to pre-instruction.

Opposing them, acting on instructions from the bulk of the Tichborne family, were John Duke Coleridge, the Solicitor General (he was promoted to Attorney-General during the hearing), and Henry Hawkins, a future High Court judge who was then at the height of his powers as a cross-examiner.

This would seem to indicate that students possessed fewer biological evolution misconceptions following instruction as opposed to prior to instruction - a result to be expected if students' misconceptions were supplanted by accurate concepts during the teaching process.

When I moved to regular classes in a troubled inner city classroom, I found the same variety of reading skills, but I also found the same moral and emotional consciousness that drove students to wrestle successfully with challenging (and relevant) material, as opposed to rote instruction.

What if a coach simply overhears an opposing coach in the next booth shouting instructions into the headset?

Furthermore, effective interventions included those based on behavioral or cognitive-behavioral strategies, as opposed to health education or instruction alone [ 18- 21].

The novelist might then use what she learned in their cooking class to come up with a system of magic (the people who have a feel for what they're doing and don't use instructions as opposed to those who carefully follow a specific set of instructions).

Most workstation microprocessors employ reduced instruction set computing (RISC) architecture, as opposed to the complex instruction set computing (CISC) used in most PCs.

Overall, the results revealed that balance research instruction significantly increased the use of participants adding opposing information to their argument.