Sentence examples for guidance drawing from inspiring English sources

And Wednesday, his department issued detailed guidance drawing the categories in black and white, sending a message to employers that they had better fall on the right side.

Guidance drawing on the opinions and experiences of those involved in PPI activity within trials is available 17 20 and a recent review has examined case studies of PPI in the design and conduct of trials.

In the arts, the role of the mentor is to dispense advice and guidance drawn form years of experience at the coal face of the creative industries.

Doctors will be told to inform the police whenever somebody arrives in hospital with a wound inflicted in a knife attack, under draft guidance drawn up by the General Medical Council and the Department of Health.

The guidance drawn up by the College of Policing is the first to deal with female genital mutilation and reflects growing public and political concern over the mutilation and the lack of prosecutions of individuals in the UK.

They appear to be sticking firmly to the "guidance" drawn up by College of Policing in May this year, a simplistic document that provides officers with every reason to avoid briefing a journalist.

MPs will be asked to vote in support of guidance drawn up by the director of public prosecutions two years ago that distinguishes between compassionate amateur assistance, which is unlikely to result in prosecution, and malicious encouragement, which can carry a maximum 14-year sentence.

With guidance drawn from Tod Machover's vocal research in this rich collaboration between Machover's students, scientists and the Buddhist monk Tenzin Priyadarshi, the visitor explores his or her voice through surprising corporal vibrations of potential significance to cellular and genetic structure and function.

In 2011, the coalition government scrapped guidance drawn up by Labour encouraging councils to set charges at a level which would encourage the use of public transport.

On issues relating to the Crown's "hereditary revenues, personal property or personal interests" Guidance drawn up by parliamentary lawyers and setting out the "issues to be considered" regarding consent, was released after officials failed to prevent its release under Freedom of Information laws following a long-running battle.

The guidance drew criticism from civil rights organizations, and even from members of religious communities.