misinstruct

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• Then you are instructed to lie on a hard bed—it looks like a sun bed.

• A spokesman for Police Chief Dave Nisleit said he’s instructed officers, in the meantime, to stop writing seditious language tickets.

• San Diego Police Chief Dave Nisleit has instructed officers to stop enforcing a century-old law that forbids “seditious language” as elected officials begin the process of repealing it.

• Then the nurses track down and notify the person’s contacts who’ve potentially been exposed to the virus and instruct them how to quarantine.

• Public agencies across California are now required to rewrite policies and instruct their officers that it is only reasonable to take a life in defense against an imminent physical threat.

• He noted that some retail stores that benefit from Christmas sales still instruct employees to wish customers “Happy Holidays.”

• I had my 14-year-old daughter, Poppet, instruct me in how to watch an episode of Girls on my computer.

• “The Commission did not instruct Mr. Wright to approve inaccurate wellbore completion reports,” according to the letter.

• In what new and meaningful things did his music instruct them?

• Sanford informs that he plans to get a lawyer, whom he will “instruct… not to fight back.”

• Did you personally instruct the New Orleans office to conduct the search of their records or cause such instructions to be given?

• If Chloe is not well informed, indiscreet and talkative Lycinion must take it upon herself to instruct Daphnis.

• Did you, yourself, personally authorize or instruct that the search be conducted which produced these telegrams?

• Out of love for the people, Heaven appoints rulers to protect and instruct them.