Examples of using To instruct in English and their translations into Finnish
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By this time it should be possible for me to instruct you as full-grown men of the spirit kingdom.
It is also aimed to instruct caregivers to correctly feed the children during treatment
it will need to instruct professionals.
But the Government is always reluctant to instruct the CPS to do anything so we had to wait until the CPS decided to do this in its own good time.
Queen's resulted from years of effort by Presbyterians of Upper Canada to found a college for the education of ministers in the growing colony and to instruct the youth in various branches of science and literature.
immediately began to instruct them.
Commissioner, are you going to instruct the FVO to carry out a number of missions regarding the dioxin problems?
Kesko uses an information classification method to instruct how information is to be classified
In addition, the company that markets Prolia will provide a card to inform patients about the risk of osteonecrosis of the jaw and to instruct them to contact their doctor if they experience symptoms.
you are now ready to instruct us to find the missing
A user manual is available with the Preotact pen to instruct patients on the correct use of the pen.
It was at this point, many parents find it necessary to instruct him on the right path by reading the morals on any occasion.
Surely donors have no right to instruct these new democracies as to which democratic choices they should make?
The need to instruct patients on proper techniques for self-administration when the patient is willing
When someone tries to instruct us to'watch' art or to'discuss' art,
Melchizedek continued for some years to instruct his students and to train the Salem missionaries,
It also decided to instruct the representatives of the Communities to enter into negotiations with the representatives of the States concerned to secure their agreement to such publication.
The aim is not only to instruct young people, but also for young
Clear and unambiguous signs or announcements must be provided, as necessary, to instruct occupants in appropriate safe behaviour and the location and correct use of safety equipment.