Sentence examples for overall instruction from inspiring English sources

The overall instruction time in each subject will be an average of 7,100 minutes, rather than 7,200, per year.

At the time, the F.B.I. said in a statement: The training segment that is the subject of recent media reports does not reflect the views of the F.B.I. and is not consistent with the overall instruction provided to F.B.I. personnel.

In a statement posted on its Web site on Friday, the F.B.I. said the training material "does not reflect the views of the F.B.I. and is not consistent with the overall instruction provided to F.B.I. personnel".

The instruction "not to Google" is just an extension of the overall instruction not to bring in outside information.

Along one axis is the level of coordination and structure inherent in the peer-led sessions, and their integration with the overall instruction in the course.

Observations and interviews show that this did not necessarily lead to deep multi-disciplinary content connections in the overall instruction, but the teachers increased their ability to talk about related ideas across their classes.

Only minor adaptations were necessary, mostly by revising the overall instructions and general descriptions of the main components of the treatment and by putting some more weight on the CBT triangle (the interrelation between thought-emotion-behaviour).

In contrast, previous studies either assessed the effect of manipulating the overall instructions received by participants (Greene et al., 2001), or providing prior experience with a semantically meaningful hierarchy composed of playing cards (i.e., 9 10-J-Q-K-A: Moses et al., 2010a)—rather than specifically focusing on the way in which item relations are specified (see Discussion).

Republican senator John McCain asked who had overall command of the facility and what instructions had been given to the military personnel.

The results showed that although the participants tended to have a neutral opinion on the role of explicit grammar instruction, overall they expressed a favourable attitude towards error correction.

The Association of American Universities (AAU) in Washington, D.C., for example, has launched a pilot project at eight of its 62 member institutions to tackle the many changes needed to raise the overall quality of instruction.