Sentence examples for guidance in matters of from inspiring English sources
Ms. Osgood said the regulators understood "the need for greater guidance in matters of business conduct within our industry".
In today's volatile economy, those with means are often those in sorest need of guidance in matters of taste.
The age of scientific certainty had begun, including Marx's disastrous claim in the 19th century to have discovered scientific certainty in politics.Now the collapse of the Marxist claim to certainty has left the swirl of individual energy without any moral guidance in matters of politics and economics.
Therefore, the HLPC could substantially contribute to establish a brief self-assessment tool for primary health care organizations that aim to elucidate the status quo in their organization and seek guidance in matters of health literacy related skills for their health care workforce.
The Board and the Executive staff counted on him for his guidance in all matters of governance and looked to him for wisdom when wisdom was needed.
She requires no such guidance in matters closer to her heart.
These religious Separatists believed that the true church was a voluntary company of the faithful under the "guidance" of a pastor and tended to be exceedingly individualistic in matters of church doctrine.
They wished to go back not so much historically as theologically to Scripture, especially in matters of applied soteriology (though in matters of Christology and the Trinity they remained under the guidance of the councils of the 4th and 5th centuries).
The Quran has stated in its singular eloquence "There is no compulsion in matter of faith: distinct is the way of guidance now from error" (2 256).
It said it would not give any guidance on matters of process and instead referred questions to the Australian government.
