Sentence examples for as a handbook to from inspiring English sources

After a brutal experience with bureacracy, Mikami reflects that "all organisations were the same", and, as he uncovers various deceits and concealments by the police, Six Four serves as a handbook to how coverups have been run in governments, corporations and churches all over the world.

And some come with a more personal agenda, to use the Torah as a spiritual handbook to grow as a person.

Berrigan thought that "some of us would have to accept God's Word as a handbook and try to embody it".

A small group of former congressional staffers put together The Indivisible Guide as a handbook on how to exert effective pressure on Members of Congress, taking its cue from the successes of the Tea Party.

"The Plague and I" chronicles her yearlong stay in a sanitarium for tuberculosis, and "Anybody Can Do Anything" is garnering fresh appreciation in the wake of the Great Recession as a handbook on how to piece together work when there isn't any.

As a handbook, as opposed to a textbook, it contains a large number of useful data tables and basic formulae, but in places it does not go deep enough into the issues that are of current concern in the radiotherapy physics community.

For years National Journal has been perfectly content as an insider's handbook to Washington, a sleepy weekly magazine written primarily for lobbyists and lawmakers that marched to its own beat.

With its well-drawn lessons, Trading Up also works as a handbook for entrepreneurs trying to find a profitable niche in luxury goods and services.

Perhaps the most interesting part of "The Game of Life" is the preface written for the paperback edition, in which the authors remark that some readers have taken their book -- which questions the legitimacy of giving athletes preference in college admissions -- as a handbook offering tips on how to put athletic ability to work in what the authors call the "admissions game".

The United Nations uses the Loomba Foundation's report, titled "Invisible Forgotten Sufferers" published in 2010, as their handbook to understanding the plight of widows and their children.

Indeed, his text The Economics of Control: Principles of Welfare Economics (1944) has been referred to as a handbook for planning and managing a socialist economy.