They're also being deliberately taken away from any alternative source of instruction or empowerment.
In the 20th century the art academy became an important source of instruction, synonymous with the modern art school.
We wanted broadcasting because it would be an immediately, completely transparently available source of instruction to every citizen with a wireless or television set".
Ironically sent to "leave their mark", Peace Corps Americans were a source of instruction on how to grow the best leaves or convert coca paste into bricks of powder.
In a rhetorical culture, Lynch writes, "poetry offers itself to readers not as a love object, but rather as a source of instruction in how to speak fair... and thus in how to woo love objects and advance in the world".
It was the poet's and the historian's political function to preserve the memory of past actions and to make them a source of instruction for the future.
Andsager suggested that Spears took cues more directly from sexual fantasies, and that the use of sanitized images of attractive young women posed in sexual ways (lesbian chic) serves two audiences: primarily, it sought to fulfill heterosexual fantasies, but as a secondary function, it may also serve young women as a source of instruction in attracting males.
While many of the details listed are probably covered in your will, the site says that wills usually aren't read until after the funeral, so some of your requests might not be honored unless you have another source of instructions.
The two sources of every instruction are taken from both parts.
To bridge the local knowledge divide, the architects have created an online, open source manual of instructions for how to build a Waterbank building for school groups to use.
These loony poems of his are a source of endless instruction, humor and philosophical entertainment (as I inadequately understand the term — or terms, I suppose).
