Sentence examples for more explicit guidance from inspiring English sources

BMC, which is based in Houston, gave much more explicit guidance when it issued its warning yesterday morning.

Senate Democratic leaders have been urging the White House to provide more explicit guidance about what Mr. Obama wants to see in a bill.

More here: We are all forward guiders now Frederik Ducrozet of Credit Agricole also draws three conclusions from the ECB's press conference today, in a new research note: In an unprecedented move by ECB standards, Mario Draghi gave more explicit guidance about the future path of policy rates, which will remain at low levels "for an extended period of time".

Asked whether the Bank of England would consider providing more explicit guidance about when it might eventually raise interest rates — as the Fed has done — Mr. King said, "We don't think we have a crystal ball" about such decisions and so had no plans to provide a time frame.

The site's newly updated terms of service, which were announced on April 7 and will go into effect on the 30, offer more explicit guidance to those trying to piece out how to pay the IRS on its behalf this spring.

However, integrating uncertain climate change information into conservation planning is challenging, and more explicit guidance is needed.

No one on the Fed's board, not even the three members who dissented from the more explicit forward guidance, proposed that the Fed actually tighten monetary policy.

RECENT speeches by Fed officials reveal that they are considering an additional option — engaging in more explicit "forward guidance" about their intentions, linking their policy on interest rates to metrics like the unemployment and inflation rates.

But one of the agency's globetrotting researchers says it is "a bit more explicit" than past guidance.

In addition, application of the self-regulation process (theoretical core) and sound clinical reasoning (basic professional skill) appeared to require more explicit instruction and guidance.

56 Including this would meet the recent recommendation of the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee to include more explicit advice in guidance on how behaviour change techniques can be applied to reducing excessive alcohol consumption.