Sentence examples for guidance that a from inspiring English sources

My brothers and I have been without the support and guidance that a father can give.

On Tuesday, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I). pointed out that if Barr decided to follow department legal guidance that a sitting president could not be indicted — or, by extension, prosecuted — it could keep Trump out of the report entirely — even if Mueller found concerning information about the president.

Moreover, we do not suggest, without legislative guidance, that a plea of estoppel by an infringement or royalty suit defendant must automatically be accepted once the defendant in support of his plea identifies the issue in suit as the identical question finally decided against the patentee or one of his privies in previous litigation.

"Suntech Power's share price was down by almost 3% on Friday, partly because of investors' reaction towards management's guidance that a recently acquired subsidiary, MSK Corp., will sustain a small net loss in the near term.

Even if students do choose to learn challenging content, if they're all learning something different they'll lose much of the essence of the school experience: the opportunity for group discussion, the excitement of bouncing ideas off of fellow students, and the guidance that a teacher ideally provides.

Her fourth grade teacher felt that she would really benefit from the care and guidance that a mentoring relationship could provide, and that's when she was matched with her mentor, Susan.

Whatever the details, Socrates is explicitly describing a kind of cognitive guidance that has a "divine or spiritual" source.

The Labor Department has not given clear guidance on that, and "in the absence of the guidance, that's a position you could take," said Chris Rylands, a lawyer in Atlanta with the firm Bryan Cave.

I wish that more people affected by this disease received the support and guidance that make a rich and fulfilling life possible, as Ms. Saks has.

The historically conservative company offered guidance that was a touch below expectations.

In this article, we draw a distinction between attentional guidance that occurs in a target-present condition, which could be considered attentional "capture," and guidance that occurs in a target-absent condition, which seems to be a different type of guidance, in that it only occurs in the absence of a strong target competitor.