Sentence examples for guidelines links from inspiring English sources

Teachers are provided with access to all program materials including an outline of activities, implementation guidelines, links to the education syllabus and summaries for each lesson.

Teachers will also be provided with online access to implementation guidelines, links to the education syllabus and summaries for each lesson.

Teachers are provided with a manual containing the activities, implementation guidelines, links to the education syllabus and teacher and student summaries for each lesson.

Teachers are provided with access to an online or hard copy of the teacher's manual which contains activities, implementation guidelines, links to the syllabus and summaries for each lesson.

GP13: " I think to be fair, the referral system, the user interface were quite OK, quite good... huh, the guidelines links didn't always... were not always useful but there... that was not a big issue because I know where to look for I know where to get information I am looking for, so yeah, I think all in all, it's a good system".

This paper describes the application, at a continent-wide scale, of a modelling approach based on the use of readily available climate datasets to provide WSP design and performance guidelines linked to geographical location.

The withdrawal of military aid should also have clearer guidelines linked to Egypt's specific political situation rather than vague (and easy to manipulate) stipulations about military coups.

Recently, some of these tests have been suggested in the "Clinical Practice Guidelines linked to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health from the Orthopaedic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association", to assess the impairments of body functions in LBP [ 5].

While the main trial outcomes were thus the focus of intervention it was hoped that by providing a broad set of guidelines, linked to training and an increased emphasis on provision of quality care fostered by the process of supervision and feedback that a wider set of practices might improve.

Scaling up training should be considered as part of a broader strategy that ensures ready availability of guidelines linked to reminders (such as posters or on mobile electronic devices), continuing education (eg, by ad hoc mock simulations) and ongoing supervision and mentorship that may all support changes in real practices.

Only physiotherapists considered the guideline links useful.