Sentence examples for handbook to make from inspiring English sources

If you decide to pursue a relationship, check your employee handbook to make sure it's not prohibited, Ms. Levin said.

The aim of the handbook is to make people who represent themselves feel more confident in court.

Dr. Michael B. First, editor of DSM-IV, the American Psychiatric Association handbook used to make diagnoses, said in an interview that determining when people with paranoid beliefs are competent to defend themselves is a complex matter.

When people decide to disregard their moral compass as the official business handbook, they begin to make up the rules as they go.

John McDonnell's staff generously deployed the oldest trick in the public relations handbook and went off to make tea for everyone.

The special rapporteur on the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation is currently drafting a handbook to help clarify how to make the right enrofcable in national laws.

Colin Richards, Ofsted's former head of primary inspections, says school inspection is now "totally and absolutely impossible" because inspectors are instructed, by the handbook that governs their work, to make at least 102 different judgments on a school's quality in just two days of an inspection.

Years ago, I gave away the Boy Scout handbook that taught me how to make knots.

So the handbook includes a chapter on how to make nice with brick-and-mortar restaurants.

In its "How to Make Cities More Resilient: A Handbook for Local Government Leaders," UNISDR (2012b) identifies 10 essential tasks that local government leaders need to perform to ensure that hazard risks are reduced and adaptive capacities are built in their cities.

Later Broderick was pleased to receive a request to make up a collection of his tales to be put into a handbook for U.S. soldiers stationed in the area.