Sentence examples for guidance adopted from inspiring English sources

Gillian Leng, Nice's deputy chief executive, said it faced a challenge in getting the guidance adopted, given the cost.

In a speech late last year, he also pointed to other approaches rejected by current Bank governor Sir Mervyn King, such as the so-called "forward guidance" adopted by the US Federal Reserve.

And it reiterated its version of forward guidance, adopted in July, which is to keep interest rates at their current or lower levels for an extended period.In December Mr Draghi argued that monetary policy was sufficiently loose to keep deflation at bay but conceded that inflation will remain low for a prolonged period.

Jonathan Loynes of Capital Economics said: "The MPC's decision to leave policy on hold today was almost certainly the last to be taken under the unemployment-focused forward guidance adopted just six months ago.

Subsequent resolutions have been approved to strengthen the Code and close loopholes that companies continue to exploit, including the guidance adopted during the WHA last week - nearly 35 years after the Code was first introduced.

In doing so, the Final Guidance adopts a handful of minor clarifications, generally adhering to the heightened expectations articulated by the Proposed Guidance, but otherwise leaves them largely unaltered.

With preceding legal institutions abolished, Gaddafi envisioned the Jamahiriya as following the Qur'an for legal guidance, adopting sharia law; he proclaimed "man-made" laws unnatural and dictatorial, only permitting Allah's law.

Perhaps the concise Technical Guidance recently adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council (Technical Guidance) could provide a solution [ 90].

He warns that "this highly technical regulatory guidance document is very complex". One example: if the guidance were adopted, a manufacturing change will trigger new dietary ingredient (NDI) status which, due to routine manufacturing processes, "essentially will put most botanical extracts into NDI territory". If so, this would add substantially to regulatory burden, and cost.

The guidance was adopted by Carney in Canada where he previously worked and has been used by the Federal Reserve in the US and the European Central Bank.

Among the chains, Borders has suspended its plans to follow the guidance and adopted a wait-and-see policy, and opinion remains divided at the Booksellers Association Children's Book Group.