Sentence examples for Read the guidance from inspiring English sources

While more people may ask GPs whether they have cancer, others may read the guidance and decide they are not at risk.

Emil Dall, an analyst at the Royal United Services Institute who has read the guidance, said European companies still fear being caught up in what remains a complex US sanctions web.

The key to getting through the assessment itself is to read the guidance carefully, plan for the interview section (lots of good examples) and when you complete the other tasks, think about what sort of person the civil service wants to have working for them".

A senior American official, after having read the guidance Mr. Burleigh read to Mr. Butler, disputed the account, saying that the questions had sought information about what Mr. Butler planned, and that Mr. Burleigh had begun and ended the meeting with a statement of support for Mr. Butler and his work.

We are yet to read the guidance produced by the government and nothing currently suggests that companies are directly responsible for their suppliers' tax affairs.

The website suggested consumers go to their credit card companies to try to obtain refunds and also read the guidance put out by the U.S. Department of Transportation that includes the contact information to make claims against Direct Air's bond and escrow.

"A statement that emissions from a proposed Federal action represent only a small fraction of global emissions is essentially a statement about the nature of the climate change challenge, and is not an appropriate basis for deciding whether or to what extent to consider climate change impacts under NEPA," reads the guidance.

"I think if healthcare professionals are telling relatives or patients that they can't have hydration because the LCP says they can't, then they're not reading the guidance or interpreting it correctly," he said.

"PSEs are complex environments and the use of them for sexual activity is an emotive issue, which is more often than not exacerbated by negative stereotypes and prejudicial views," reads the guidance.

Although paper-based, and requiring users to draft their will's wording themselves — in their own fair hand — after reading the guidance in the pack's info booklets, it's also 5x more affordable than Farewill's pricing….

However, we had no control as to who could participate in the forums, and have no exact measure of their exposure to the guidance, (whether they read the whole guidance or just one or more newspaper articles on it, or heard it on the news bulletin).