Sentence examples for office guide from inspiring English sources

He said he had not been aware before the disaster that the maximum admission through turnstiles, recommended in the official Home Office guide to safety at sports grounds, known as the green guide, was 750 per hour.

This is a Home Office guide to Assessments of Policing and Community Safety (APACS), the performance assessment framework developed to replace the Policing Performance Assessment Framework (PPAF).

where p j and p TRUE are the estimated and true value of the indices p. All procedures were performed in accordance with the United Kingdom Home Office Guide on the Operation of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 and KCL's Ethical Review Process Committee.

All animals received humane care in accordance with the United Kingdom Home Office Guide on the Operation of Animal Scientificc Procedures) Act of 1986.

Experiments using animals were carried out in accordance with the United Kingdom Home Office Guide on the Operation of Animal Scientificc Procedures) Act of 1986.

All animal surgical procedures and perioperative management were carried out in accordance with the United Kingdom Home Office Guide on the Operation of Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 by licensed personnel.

Parents will be reassured to know that the friendly tourist office guides will set a limiter on the Segways' speed.

One tinkerer has Pachube's computers control the fan in his office, guided by temperature readings uploaded from a thermometer on his desk.Such experiments are free, but those who develop more serious applications and do not want them to be available to anyone else have to pay.

Taking its place in a long line of upper-class pranks in terrible taste, the Dreadnought hoax occurred on 7 February 1910, when a party of Abyssinian princes and their Foreign Office guides arrived, with little advance warning, for a tour of HMS Dreadnought, the most advanced battleship of its age.

The dean's office, guided by a faculty committee, is then charged with sorting through the proposals and determining which ones to support.

The Republican caucus two days later selected Burton, whom the legislators duly selected on January 12. Foraker continued to work on Brownsville in his remaining time in office, guiding a resolution through Congress to establish a board of inquiry with the power to reinstate the soldiers.