Sentence examples for or instructs from inspiring English sources

The most common uses of the term senior developer is to indicate either someone with a deep specialised knowledge beyond their peers or someone who leads or instructs other developers.

In an Australian study, the result was a supervision relationship that was more reciprocal and less hierarchical (Green, Bowden, & Andrew, 2012), involving a shift from the master apprentice model to one in which the supervisor facilitates and negotiates rather than directs or instructs.

It may also inform or instruct, represent or express, but first and foremost it must please.

College coaches are either observing or instructing them -- 140 coaches in all.

"The father is currently in Nigeria and can arrive or instruct someone else to act," he told the judge.

Their purpose is, generally, not to inform or instruct but simply to offer suggestions for something good to eat.

The US Department of Justice has in recent years consistently advised or instructed departments to ban shooting at moving vehicles.

Listeners can skip songs as they please, or instruct the station to play more of a certain type.

The few parents who have the ability to cheer or instruct are often engaged in work-related travel.

The national Electoral Commission has only an advisory role and cannot even monitor or instruct local returning officers.

He refuses to know: "I will not be guided or instructed by anyone," he said after the Christmas bash.