Sentence examples for properly instruct from inspiring English sources

These brilliant strategies of privileges and immunities were developed by corporate law firms that failed in the first place to properly instruct their corporate clients about their responsibilities to their stakeholders.

In New York City, for example, 147,000 of the 1.1 million public school children receive special-education services; 7,445 of them, most severely handicapped, attend private schools at taxpayer expense because the city agrees that it cannot properly instruct them, said Lindsey Harr, a spokeswoman for the city education department.

The education at the Collegium institutionalized this guilt and sought to properly instruct its charges with a contrite spirit and sense of conservative propriety.

A state appeals court ruled in September that Alexander was entitled to a new trial because the judge failed to properly instruct the Jacksonville jury about her self-defense argument.

Ravi's lawyers have argued that the judge did not properly instruct the jury, and that his conviction for bias intimidation was an "extraordinary and unprecedented" use of hate crime laws, typically used to prosecute violent crimes.

Moreover, none of the advisors had the requisite experience with iGEM protocols to be able to properly instruct the biologists in the protocols and norms required to work smoothly within the iGEM ethos.

But even when properly instructed, patients often fail to use the inhaler, especially if the patient is a child.

The juries were properly instructed that in a case such as this, reasonable doubt was relevant, and they rendered a verdict.

Mr. Pokorak said that the jury had not been properly instructed to consider evidence of mental retardation, as required by Supreme Court rulings.

The jurors, he added, "were properly instructed that in a case such as this reasonable doubt was relevant, and they rendered a verdict".

In this period dance was considered the basis of all education, and well-to-do parents went to great pains to have their children properly instructed.