Sentence examples for lead guidance from inspiring English sources

His mother is the lead guidance counselor at Paulding County High School in Dallas, Ga.

"If you cannot correct your errors as you drive, you have to put greater margins into your chosen path to allow for the fact that you will slip off track," explained Richard Lancaster, Astrium's lead guidance and control analyst.

On any account construing thought as dependent on language, as well as on any account construing thought and language as interdependent, and on any account according to which mental content itself is determined by rules governing mental expressions, an intentional condition on rule guidance would inevitably lead guidance normativism back into vicious regress (cf. Boghossian 1989a 20088).

I did so because I have found from all my interviewing that in every four or five years, achievers try on new ideas: practice relentlessly until they become masterful: and find mentors to coach them providing them with invaluable leads, guidance and inspiration.

Ultimately, the verification results lead to guidance on the expected quality of the precipitation forecasts, together with an assessment of their relative quality and unique information content, which is useful and necessary for their application in hydrologic forecasting.

During the first part of one group discussion, for instance, the providers asked the clinical lead for guidance on study-specific outreach; the ethnographer then used that conversation as a springboard to a lively discussion on patient access issues.

Before taking over at Ridder, Ms. Irobunda led the guidance department at Morris High, a school a dozen blocks down Boston Road that was so troubled its own faculty once advised it be closed.

Interpretation of the verification results leads to guidance on the expected performance and limitations of the MEFP, together with recommendations on future enhancements.

The results of this study led to guidance on evacuation planning and procedures, the use of existing elevators for evacuation of people with mobility impairments, and the use of occupant evacuation elevators.

The test, he said, was: "Would the guidance lead to unlawful acts, permit unlawful acts or encourage such unlawful acts?

But if SACN's draft recommendations are adopted, it could lead to new guidance affecting the whole population.