Sentence examples for advice rules from inspiring English sources

It was a curious production, a cut-and-paste compilation of recipes, medical advice, rules of etiquette, procedures for cleaning and essays on natural history and chemistry.

The City watchdog is introducing advice rules to try to avert a potentially huge tide of "irrational" transfers from final salary pensions to poorer-value stock market-linked schemes by people who want access to a lump sum from their pension pots.

Like most of the industry's arguments against the DOL's conflicted advice rules, this manages to be both irrelevant and wrong.

The most direct way in which parents shaped their children's sexual behaviour was through their own sexual values and expectations for their children, expressed through advice and rules, material support and intentional or unintentional role-modelling.

Third, in early adolescence, parents' expectations for their children's behaviour, expressed through their own sexual values, their advice and rules for their children and their role-modelling (intentional or unintentional), all serve to influence their children's sexual behaviour (Oyefara 2005).

After taking expert advice, it ruled that the IAAF had failed to take into account the disadvantages Pistorius experienced in running with blades, which broadly balanced out any benefit.

And while I do not sell investment advice, one rule has been to buy General Motors at $30, DaimlerChrysler at $10 and Ford at $6 (meaning anything under $7).

What advice and standard rules govern doctor-patient e-mails?

But offering unsolicited rules advice is not the usual function of a rules official.

Some Web sites, like drivehomesafe.com, offer detailed advice on setting rules between parents and teenagers.

It is the decision to reject completely MPs' advice to amend rules, passed in 2011, for drawing new boundaries.