Sentence examples for guidance sufficient from inspiring English sources

The QPCQ is a 46-item instrument with six validated subscales: Information Sharing, Anticipatory Guidance, Sufficient Time, Approachability, Availability, and Support and Respect [ 28].

Self-regulation is a privilege and each nurse is accountable for the responsibilities that accompany this privilege".[ 19] It is of no small concern that many current professional codes of ethics fail to provide explicit guidance sufficient to set policy or assure the public in the event of an infectious disease outbreak.

The primary barriers to advice, according to the Observer/LV= survey, are lack of trust in financial advisers (23% of those asked); thinking that free guidance is sufficient (22%); and the cost (20%).

The proposal addresses concerns about complexity by giving corporations clear guidance and sufficient flexibility to compute the ratio, but without undermining the law's intent, which is to give the public a clear picture of the gaps between pay at the top and pay at the median.

The studies also demonstrate that, whereas light-handed guidance is sufficient for the emergence of attentional anchors, mathematical re-description of these interaction solutions requires more heavy-handed intervention.

Many are sceptical that the guidance will be sufficient.

Some principals are complaining about reorganizations that have left them without sufficient guidance.

Nevertheless, the bishops will spend part of Tuesday debating whether they gave sufficient guidance to Catholic voters.

It said the inspector general wants to know whether N.H.T.S.A. "provides sufficient guidance and monitoring" of how the money is spent.

The report says that the F.B.I. "had not provided sufficient guidance to its agents on how to respond when confronted with military interrogators" who used interrogation techniques that were not permitted by the F.B.I., and that fueled confusion and dissension.

"The much talked-about AFP guidelines are highly subjective and do not provide sufficient guidance or accountability to prevent the AFP sharing information with other governments that could lead to future death sentences being applied," spokeswoman Stephanie Cousins said.