Examples of using To instruct in English and their translations into Greek
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Some were careful to instruct their children in the law of God.
The seller will send engineers to instruct installation, commissioning and training.
You're there to help, not to instruct.
The Alexpolis-akinita enables each owner to instruct the integrated management of real estate at professionals, withtechno-economic knowledge
Demonstrate the ability to instruct a group of students in selected diving techniques in sheltered
All you need is the right guide to instruct you step by step of the installation procedure
Group President has been free to instruct according to his understanding, and the understanding
He will urge the ignorant to instruct themselves, the nonchalant to react,
Students develop strengths in programming- the ability to instruct computers- so that the machines(not necessarily people)
Be sure to instruct the grandparents, the health of the child- this is not a joke.
We have waited patiently for Heaven to instruct us to begin the formal direct contact with you.
COURSE OBJECTIVES The course aims to instruct working executives on the key elements and theories of modern operations
He will urge the ignorant to instruct himself, the nonchalant to react,
The magazine aims to instruct jihadist on how to participate in the cyber war against the Western infidels.
HAVING REGARD TO its Bureau's decision of 3 April 2001 to instruct Commission 4-Spatial Planning,
I would rather speak five words with my mind, in order to instruct others, than ten thousand words in a tongue.
The paragraph talks of calling on the Council to instruct the Commission, etc., and naturally that cannot be correct.
And so it was he scheduled the 6th London Advanced Clinical Course to instruct trained auditors in what he described as the newest and most sweeping development in Scientology.
The Pontifex Maximus, Rome's chief priest, was compelled to instruct Flavius on the proper formulae for dedicating a temple.
In 1768, Louis XV dispatched a coach to Austria to instruct his grandson's future wife.