Sentence examples for instructions and guidelines from inspiring English sources

It also provides instructions and guidelines to use various toolbars and tools available.

"Very strict instructions and guidelines to people on the ground," he said, insisting that, even in jurisdictions that are notorious for graft, the company does not pay bribes.

To cross-register as an incoming student, please follow the instructions and guidelines for non-HLS cross-registrants.

Resource Description and Access (RDA) is the new standard for descriptive cataloging providing data elements, instructions, and guidelines on recording the contents and formulating bibliographic metadata for description and access to information resources covering all types of content and media held in libraries and related cultural organizations, such as museums and archives.

I paid particular keen attention to your advice stating to give students detailed instructions and guidelines.

It includes policies, procedures, instructions, and guidelines related to the function and administration of the IRS.

In recent years, various instructions, manuals and guidelines for the mental health care sector have been published to: (i) improve the organization of the referral assessment process, (ii) interpret the criteria of prioritization, and (iii) aid the centres in applying the same criteria for different diagnoses and conditions [ 34, 35].

In response to accidents which occurred when buggies where not operated in line with instructions and safety guidelines our US company decided to voluntarily supply kits to cover the elbow joint as a safety measure".

Cells were genotyped at the fragment analysis facility of our Institute, using Stem Elite ID System (Promega, Madison, WI, USA), according to manufactures instructions and ATCC guidelines.

For the in-laboratory components of examination (in our case, for neurocognitive phenotyping), we think standardization would be enhanced if PhenX were to provide standard instructions and training guidelines.

Standardized educational sessions, standard instructions, and clinical guidelines were reported as valuable sources of information, especially for novice educators, but they were also considered profitable for the expert educator.