Sentence examples for taught rules from inspiring English sources

New members are also taught rules on carrying weapons in public, both open and concealed.

Phil Redmond's Grange Hill (BBC1, 1978-2008), set in a London comprehensive, taught rules that subsequent school shows have found impossible to ignore.

Some in the unit defended their actions as having been ordered by military intelligence officers; others said they had never been taught rules and regulations governing the treatment of detainees, although that is a standard course of Army training; and many stated that they had not been prepared to run a prison while under attack from insurgents.

Barnes (1995) suggests that "students should not be taught rules for differentiation until they have developed a good understanding of what a derivative is, and a familiarity with the relationship between a function and its derivative" (p. 4).

It's not just about what the media show as the ideal image, but also the implicitly taught rules that are considered to constitute female identity.

In the end of this module the physicians are taught rules to provide specific and constructive feedback for the Second Module.

Therefore, it is not easy to teach rules of aesthetic to architecture students but it is necessary.

While teaching rules and procedures came fairly naturally, investing students in our culture and goals seemed daunting, foreign and impossible.

And the importance of distracting rather than punishing when the infant is too small to understand, and then gradually teaching rules.

But I hadn't taught her rules to ride a bike up that hill.

Having tried a taster experience at the London School of Diving, I've been taught key rules of diving.