Sentence examples for guidebook for all from inspiring English sources

Your June 4 editorial criticizing Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's crackdown on street vendors says that the Mayor's review panel "has no real definition of 'congestion.' " In fact, such standards do exist and are listed in the City Environmental Quality Review Technical Manual, the guidebook for all of New York City's environmental and traffic assessments.

Thought Revolution becomes the guidebook for all those who become paralyzed at hearing the word "creative".

You may feel like you need a mythology guidebook for all the existential talk of transformation, destiny, who's the enemy of who and whatever the Law of the Cycle is, as Homura and pink-haired colleague Madoka come to grips with their intertwined lives.

Together, these documents constitute an essential guidebook for all those working to improve the lives of children and young people throughout the world.

These principles make clear how IBM has earned our reputation as a responsible steward of data, and they provide a guidebook for how all companies can do the same.

Other topics covered in the guidebook are relevant for all early-career scientists.

Travel blogger Nomadic Matt is offering 60% off all his guidebook for special Black Friday sale.

Intervention participants were also mailed a series of instructional resources, including a guidebook, a meal planner, cookbooks, and a water bottle for all family members.

And Pitch Perfect, for all its physical humour and solid one-liners by Elizabeth Banks, is a guidebook for banding together in the name of friendship and success.

And while the guidebook is primarily intended for women, much of the information including chapters about career planning and building good mentoring relationships is relevant for all readers, regardless of gender.

So I guess they're not really like guidebooks at all, except for the fact that they provide users with suggestions for what to do.