Sentence examples for confusing guidelines from inspiring English sources

Red tape, confusing guidelines and long-distance care giving can be obstacles to employees who become stymied and lose their effectiveness at work and at home.

This week marks the end of a year-long grace period during which website owners were issued confusing guidelines [PDF] from the enforcing body, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).

Some complained about a lack of support or different and confusing guidelines.

It appears that the complexity of the programme – with the different eligibility criteria for different incentives – was itself a major barrier to implementation, exacerbated further by the confusing guidelines.

Mr Francken says UK regulators are still getting up to speed with the technology, with the occasional result of confused guidelines for operators.

Workers who don't have the appropriate clothes must find them, and franchisees who fail to uphold the sometimes-confusing guidelines can be downgraded by corporate.

This way employees who are confused about guidelines can ask questions in person.

However, the current guidelines are confusing at best (as a physician myself, I was certainly confused), and occasionally misleading.

The concept of assent in the current guidelines is confusing.

Nadim Houry, Beirut director of Human Rights Watch, a monitoring outfit, says that the high residency fees and blurred guidelines confuse the refugees.

But Mr. Martin also expressed concern that borrowers might be "further confused" by the guidelines — "they're going to be awash in spreadsheets".