Sentence examples for corrective guidance from inspiring English sources

The trouble with teaching pronunciation is that it's not just about telling people how to say something correctly, but hearing how they say it and providing corrective guidance.

This was followed the next day by an immediate about face whereby some of the same MPs praised the letter as a positive move, no doubt in response to corrective guidance from on high, i.e., the Supreme Leader.

Instruct, observe, and provide corrective guidance.

How you acknowledge this imperfection and express your corrective guidance makes all the difference in the world.

The intent is to provide guidance for corrective action, such as chlorination, for water positive for V. cholerae epidemic strains.

But in the UK, US and Australia, there is currently no national law or guidance on corrective surgery: it is up to the individual hospital or practitioner to decide.

But bosses who closely monitor, provide detailed guidance and corrective feedback when needed are something totally opposite.

The heavy macroeconomic imbalances that emerged in the developing world in the 1970s and 1980s led many countries to implement drastic corrective actions, under the guidance of the multilateral institutions for international credit and financing.

Those numbers change when the conversation is corrective - in other words, providing guidance that might be perceived as negative.

It shows which human and organisational factors are most in need of improvement and it provides guidance for preventive or corrective action.

The calibration of the ganzfeld stimulator should be carried out periodically, e.g. once a year, and corrective action applied (see ref [ 3] for guidance).