"administrative guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase usually applies to instructions, rules, and other information given by a company or government agency that governs business or employee procedures. For example, "All employees must follow the administrative guidance outlined in the company handbook."
The ministry may use only "administrative guidance" to encourage companies to release fuel; it cannot order them to do so.
This "administrative guidance" was given partly informally, partly through bureaucratic control of the access to capital, partly through regulation.
Milton Kopelman, the principal at Bronx Science from 1977 to 1990, said yesterday that the Nobel laureates probably could not provide administrative guidance.
That is good news with the clear caveat that they are administrative guidance, with no force in law, and subject to fairly easy reversal by another administration.
A board of directors convenes at regular intervals to review the finances of the organization and to provide administrative guidance for the organization's staff.
"But if the I.R.S. is unable to issue administrative guidance in this area then we plan to introduce legislation to accomplish these important changes".
The administrative and guidance offices are in the front of the central building, and a 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot
Altrincham Grammar made the following comment about the feminist society: "Altrincham Grammar School for Girls has supported Jinan in setting up the society, providing administrative assistance, guidance and proactively suggesting opportunities to help members to explore this issue which they feel passionately about.
There is a World Center based in Haifa, Israel, National Assemblies for every nation in which the Baha'i Faith is legal (most nations), Local Assemblies in each city that has at least 9 adult believers, and a few other administrative and guidance roles.
His father is the administrative director of guidance for middle school and high school students in Melrose, Mass.
"The majority of Patuxent's witnesses specifically testified that they never had any training with how to work with transgender inmates and further testified that Patuxent did not have any policies in place to provide such guidance," Administrative Law Judge Denise Oakes Shaffer wrote in her decision.
