Sentence examples for given clear guidance from inspiring English sources

Banks should be given clear guidance on necessary safeguards, but not held responsible for every breach.

She also believes that JobCentre staff should be given clear guidance on how to promote time banking and task-sharing platforms too.

He also wrote that he wants the court to know his mother has not been given clear guidance about what she can improve to get him back.

The Supreme Court has not given clear guidance, allowing some monuments with religious content to stand while rejecting others on public sites.

Ofcom said Vodafone's customer service agents were not given clear guidance on what constituted a complaint, while its processes were insufficient to ensure that all complaints were appropriately escalated or dealt with in a fair, timely manner.

The Labor Department has not given clear guidance on that, and "in the absence of the guidance, that's a position you could take," said Chris Rylands, a lawyer in Atlanta with the firm Bryan Cave.

She is also writing to Sir Denis O'Connor, the chief inspector of constabulary, saying forces should be given clearer guidance on tactics, pre-emptive action, the number of officers trained in public order policing, the need for forces to assist others, and the appropriate arrest policy.

Ultimately, organisations need to support employees by giving clear guidance and training on how to handle these situations.

At that stage, in the 1980s, the office of the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, was unwilling to give clear guidance.

Understanding the nature of the adsorption and photooxidation under realistic and practical conditions would give clear guidance for the development of novel catalytic materials and technologies.

Late last year, the court of appeal cleared the way for a deal to be done by giving clear guidance on how to value the stake.