Sentence examples for official handbook from inspiring English sources

Lennon and Walcott were such late inclusions in Eriksson's final 23 that neither was mentioned in the squad's official handbook.

Since the Scouts had not clearly proclaimed any antigay policy in its official handbook, Stevens argued, the Hurley decision was not controlling.

The Cultural Revolution's official handbook was the Little Red Book, a pocket-sized collection of quotations from Mao that offered a design for Red Guard life.

The original rules were written by Morgan and printed in the first edition of the Official Handbook of the Athletic League of the Young Men's Christian Associations of North America (1897).

In 1980, although the Moscow organising committee set up a "physiological testing station", British athletes were warned via their official handbook not to attend without checking with their team doctor first.

Mr. Schwartz's book doesn't purport to be a step-by-step guide in raising a gay child, but its candid discussion of one family's emotional, medical and educational trials (and the inclusion of an appendix listing organizations dedicated to L.G.B.T. youth), makes the book as valuable a resource for parents of gay kids as any official handbook on the subject.

Therefore, we have identified relevant treatment procedures and resource usage via expert opinion and official handbooks.

I pored over "The Official Preppy Handbook" for innumerable hours when it came out in 1980.

The Official Foodie Handbook spoke of the "foodism" worldview; I propose to call its adherents foodists.

But much of "The Official Preppy Handbook" just codified widely known information about high-WASP habits and affectations.

In her book, "True Prep" (2010), the sequel to "The Official Preppy Handbook," Lisa Birnbach zeroed in on our prurient interest.