Sentence examples for handbook presents from inspiring English sources

The publication, the 2007 Medicare handbook, "presents a misleading and biased view of Medicare coverage and options," the Democrats said last week in a letter to Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services.

This handbook presents the process to be followed for the revision of sectoral legislation, since it may affect various aspects of the right to food.

The handbook presents some preliminary issues, describes how the process should be and what the provisions should be in terms of general provisions, substantive provisions and provisions for the implementation of the law.

This handbook presents the basic process to be followed for monitoring policies, programmes and projects aimed at the right to food, starting from the components that distinguish it from a conventional monitoring framework: the basic content of the right to food, the State obligations and the principles of human rights.

We intended for the video and handbook to present complementary subjective (in video) and evidence-based (in handbook) information to a diverse English-speaking audience.

Although this handbook can present only part of the knowledge required to be fully conversant with any of the methods, these chapters give a good overview of methods available in urban health.

It has been presented and discussed for inclusion in Eurocode 5 and a Swedish handbook has been presented.

The Campaign of the Century, though, proves a useful handbook to the present political convulsions in America, although liberals will read it now looking for clues to how a feisty outsider can be stopped.

Borges himself acknowledged as much in his preface: "Anyone looking into the pages of the present handbook will soon find out that the zoology of dreams is far poorer than the zoology of the Maker".

Urban planners say that the document is long overdue, and that it promises to be as much a map to the future as it is a handbook for the present: getting people to think about streets as not just thoroughfares for cars, but as public spaces incorporating safety, aesthetics, environmental and community concerns.

The handbook — which was presented to the press by Minister Laurence Rossignol, and will be ready for distribution on April 11 — replaces the "Fatherhood Handbook".