Sentence examples for directive advice from inspiring English sources

However, what is hidden are the conceptual underpinnings for this directive advice.

However, the approach is directive; advice is given, with the person's permission, and is accompanied with encouragement to make choices.

Visitors are not given information from the physician's PAR questionnaire ratings; they record their findings, but do not provide directive advice.

Less controversial government policy changes in Vietnam were described by several key informants as not needing such heavy involvement or directive advice from the Party Commission.

For example, nurses responsible for patient clinical care may not be able or allowed to provide directive advice about study enrolment or procedures, particularly in a high-acuity emergency situation [ 50].

The role of genetic counselling changed into provision of "non-directive" advice on the likelihood of inherited disease or disability [ 2].

Although the directive on advice to consumers is only half complete, I think that detergent manufacturers could voluntarily increase consumer awareness and so also reduce the burden on the environment.

The show was about a teenager who receives directives and advice straight from God. "In the beginning, it was a fresh idea and uplifting, and the plot lines were engaging," Moonves said, sounding a little sad and frustrated.

The therapist's stance is largely non-directive and only sparing use is made of more directive strategies (e.g., advice, reassurance), although some psycho-education about the nature of eating disorders is provided.

By the policies and priorities they establish, the directives they give, the advice and counsel they offer, the stories they tell, and perhaps most importantly the examples they set, leaders may alter the manner in which their subordinates interpret and make sense of experiences.

The teacher provided advice and/or directives by prompting.