Sentence examples for guidance means from inspiring English sources

A lack of guidance means junior doctors are forced to learn on the job.

Today's guidance means that where surgery is a clinically appropriate way of managing heavy menstrual bleeding, women can choose from a wider range of alternative treatments".

The new guidance means that the vaccine will now be given at 12 weeks and one year of age although no date has been set for the change.

"Nice's guidance means that you won't need to have such a strong family history [of breast or ovarian cancer] to get genetically tested, so more people will be able to access it", said Eccles.

Such guidance means a great deal to Ukrainians like Vladyslava and Mykola and Oleh Hrynchuk, who are struggling to find a balance between condemning communist crimes and believing in some of the ideals of socialism.

The address to regional business leaders in Nottingham is being billed as an attempt to go over the heads of City analysts and talk directly to the decision makers in the real economy about what forward guidance means.

This guidance meant that students could have access to bathrooms and locker rooms that matched their gender identity.

The regulator said variable levels of compliance with credit laws and guidance meant firms that invest time and effort to comply were at a competitive disadvantage.

Today, we need a new strategy, both for traditional features (meant to delight and inform) and for guidance (meant to be useful in tangible ways).

In practice, the previous guidance meant U.S. attorneys in jurisdictions that had legalized marijuana at the state level were often reluctant to bring marijuana cases.

To be honest, my mother's cooking guidance meant I spent a lot of time in phone boxes asking why stuff wasn't working – and her telling me I was an idiot, in the nicest possible way.