Sentence examples for guidance that would from inspiring English sources
For a change, this is a piece of governmental guidance that would undoubtedly serve the national interest if, well, it was "sexed up" a little.
Republican sources tell us that the Department of Homeland Security may issue "implementation guidance" that would allow for softening, and even policy changes, to President Trump's travel restrictions on migrants.
When Maria, a manager at a U.S. health care firm, was invited to join a mentoring program for high potential women, she anticipated getting guidance that would help her advance.
The report said that Mr. Jaczko failed to fully inform the other four members that he was issuing budget guidance that would essentially halt the commission's work on the project, which was to decide whether the Energy Department should be allowed to build and operate the dump.
Paul Schmidt, chief conservation officer for Ducks Unlimited, was one of several conservation leaders who pressed senior administration officials at a White House meeting Jan . 30to finalize guidance that would impose stricter pollution controls on millions of acres of wetlands and tens of thousands of miles of streams.
That September, the department blocked a Fish and Wildlife Service analysis providing guidance that would limit the use of chemicals that harmed endangered animals, according to documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the Center for Biological Diversity and the New York Times.
The world's second-biggest aircraft engine maker stuck to its guidance that growth would pick up again next year.
M/I has maintained its guidance that it would sell 3,000 homes for 2007.
"But imagine the additional guidance that car would require to navigate New York City.
Previous guidance that it would make a pre-tax loss of £10m to £30m for the six months to 31 March had been revised, the carrier said.
Most developers we've spoken with are upset, and say that Twitter gave them guidance that they wouldn't compete with them.
