Did they plan to hire guides to conduct the sessions?
A guide to conduct, spiritual freedom and a life with fewer limitations, by a Mexican healer.
Watching his own image degrade in that squandered world.' Aestheticism is frightening because it offers no guide to conduct; people can find anything beautiful.
Desirous to refresh his horse in some good pasture-grounds, and to draw off his army, he ordered his guides to conduct him to the district of Casinum.
This chapter introduces a book that aims to serve as a guide to conduct professional penetration tests from conception to conclusion.
When he quit politics, he embarked on a quixotic crusade to rescue modern science from rationality and positivism, and to find, by deciphering what he called "the invisible writing" of the universe, a spiritual guide to conduct.
While Discourses is now usually considered in relation to a tradition of philosophical reflections on induction and metaphysics, most of its tens of thousands of original readers would, Secord suggests, have understood it quite differently, as a guide to conduct.
Fortunately in those days authority, both religious and secular, was still a guide to conduct and there was as yet no sign of our modern scepticism which interprets solemn compacts to suit its own convenience (3.20.5).
Here are two passages from the first paragraph of the Guide to Conduct from the Board of Governors Webb site: Directors of Federal Reserve Banks and branches have a special obligation for maintaining the integrity, dignity, and reputation of the Federal Reserve System.
The results show that anodized aluminum oxide template has a special impact as a light guide to conduct the optical photons induced by X-ray toward the detector thickness and to decrease the light scattering in detector volume.
