Sentence examples for first ever guidance from inspiring English sources
In its first ever guidance on social care, Nice says that contracts that local councils in England sign with social care providers should allow workers time to provide a good-quality service, including having enough time to talk to the person and their carer, and to travel between appointments.
The first ever guidance note on 'Methodologies for obtaining strategic information on young people at higher risk of HIV exposure' is now available to guide collection and use of data on these age groups, who are usually omitted in national surveys.
The World Health Organisation has just weighed in with its first-ever guidance on the treatment of hepatitis C - no coincidence at all.
Carney last week used his first ever forward guidance on monetary policy to indicate that interest rates would not rise from their historic low levels unless unemployment fell to 7% – which would require 750,000 jobs to be created.
Office workers should spend at least two hours a day "standing and light activity (light walking) during working hours, eventually progressing to a total accumulation of 4 h," recommends the first ever British guidance designed to curb the health risks of too much time sitting down.
This is the first-ever global guidance for businesses, governments and other groups to measure and report on their food loss and waste.
Weise's network unearthed players who managed to win the Under-18 Euros in 1981 under his guidance, West Germany's first ever international trophy at youth level.
Adobe Systems was red hot after the bell on Monday, posting its first ever "billion dollar quarter" and providing 2011 guidance above analysts' expectations.
later, the first ever bet.
