Sentence examples for changing guidance from inspiring English sources

"Everything, from changing guidance on behaviour in schools to changing the exam system, to the whole school building programme, was affected by officials waving EU rules," the colleague said.

Through a brilliantly innovative analysis of such sources as the changing guidance on etiquette, as set out in the seven editions of Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management between 1861 and 1906, Banks showed how the middle classes were prey to escalating consumption aspirations - "the paraphernalia of gentility".

However, the speed of the vehicle will be limited within a multi-curve path because the transmission time delay is crucial in the rapid changing guidance as well as manual driving.

For example, in many countries, there was sporadic media criticism of rapidly changing guidance, and differences in practice between localities and over time in spite of explicit statements in the initial guidance that changes in guidance would be forthcoming pending more data.

We need to stop changing marking guidance mid-year and provide decent exemplar work for schools to refer to.

"Cancer Group Has Concerns on Screening" (front page, Oct. 21) indicates that the American Cancer Society is changing its guidance on cancer screening to emphasize the risk of overtreatment.

Andrew Parry, consumer food waste prevention manager at Wrap, said: "Changing the guidance to freeze before the use by date is a welcome move.

Not only were sales better than analysts had predicted, but even with the deep clearance prices that defined this holiday, retailers of every stripe said yesterday that they were changing earnings guidance upward for the fourth quarter.

Amgen said it was not changing its guidance for adjusted earnings for the year, which does not include the effects of a charge it will take in conjunction with the acquisition.

Lloyd said the Moray Feu Residents Association had been instrumental in changing official guidance on the way air quality is calculated, which they believe had been fully acknowledged in the evidence presented to the council by Laxen.

Especially with one third of the national debt sitting in the Bank's electronic vaults.... 1.48pm BST Pat McFadden's joke about the Bank of England acting like an "unreliable boyfriend" by changing its guidance on interest rates so often has got plenty of attention.