Sentence examples for notions to guide from inspiring English sources
But [in myths] there are no common notions to guide our education.
But they are less likely to give him some flexibility in pushing unpopular notions, or to guide him through what is clearly difficult political ground.
This notion was used to guide education policies aimed at correcting social, economic and cultural inequality by concentrating educational investment in areas where student failure was highest.
Unfortunately, reliance on the notion of HCAP to guide the use of broader spectrum antibiotics may result in overutilization of such agents.
This paper uses the notion of epistemic community to guide analysis of linkages and gaps between health promotion policy commitments and practice at multiple health system levels in Canada in the area of heart health promotion and chronic disease prevention.
While the alarm over obesity is fairly recent, the notion of using "scientific" knowledge to guide the dietary habits of ordinary people — particularly the less well off — is not.
Heyting told Van Dalen that he had the notion of (intuitionistic) construction in mind to guide him in devising his formalization of intuitionistic logic and mathematics in 1927.
She quotes former Senator Bob Kerry for the notion that there was no operating manual to guide those in charge of protecting us.
These beliefs appeared to guide responses to policy proposals more strongly than notions of individual or population health.
