Sentence examples for draw guidance from inspiring English sources

Such an aftermath of the creation of Bangladesh presents a challenge to liberal interventionists who wish to draw guidance for future actions.

And like Lexi, he was able to draw guidance from his elders.

But more fundamental changes are also needed, and this is where we can draw guidance from the rich resources of the Buddha's teachings, the Dharma.

He drew guidance from his former Ferris State sociology professor, Dr. David Pilgrim, who encouraged students to pick up artifacts to document and reveal America's ugly racist past.

Throughout his adolescent athletic career, it was Kendrick's father Maury from whom Kendrick drew guidance and direction, particularly on how to conduct oneself during a game.

Drawing guidance from her mentor, Janet Mock, who writes, "The most empowering thing I have done for myself has been telling and owning my story," Jane wanted to ensure that even though DCF had locked her away, they would not take away her story and her truth.

This robust group of emerging Republicans are in some instances far from the beltway, but they are developing a long-term fundraising strategy and -- in a stroke of under the radar genius -- drawing guidance from the last generation of GOP leaders.

I alone conducted coding, analysis and write-up; however, I sometimes drew guidance from my panel's expertise in qualitative research and also for editorial comment.

David Blunkett's determination to include citizenship in the curriculum of schools in England owed much to Professor Crick, who chaired the committee to draw up guidance on how to teach the subject.

Surgeons tend to draw on guidance provided by their professional bodies, in this case the British Orthopaedic Association BOAandand its specialist offshoot the British Hip Society (BHS).

The ATL passed a motion urging the union to draw up guidance for staff on how best to address the issue.