Sentence examples for official manual from inspiring English sources
While at Leavenworth, he coauthored the army's new official manual on counterinsurgency warfare.
There is no official manual that sets out what the cabinet secretary is supposed to do.
seems to be no documentation in the official manual for those directives.
Participants were instructed in a highly detailed plan, complete with organizational charts and an official manual marked confidential for each county chairman.
AMID intense controversy, psychiatrists are moving to publish an official manual of recommended treatments for mental disorders, the first since their discipline emerged close to a century ago.
The American Psychiatric Association's official manual of mental disorders, newly revised, may not be ideal, but it offers clinicians a common language.
"Who," Justice Kennedy said to Mr. Wolfson, "is better qualified to determine the expressive purpose of the Boy Scouts: the Boy Scouts or the New Jersey courts?" Mr. Davidson, representing the Scouts, conceded that excluding gays did not appear in the organization's official manuals.
Advocates for the Fair Repair Act argue that if big tech companies give repair shops access to official manuals and electronic parts for devices, such as the iPhone, consumers would have more cost options to fix their phones and prolong a device's life.
A number of practices are identified in official manuals as illegal physical or mental torture, including "food deprivation," "abnormal sleep deprivation" and "forcing an individual to stand, sit or kneel in abnormal positions for prolonged periods of time". With the encouragement of senior civilian Pentagon officials, these rules have been turned inside out.
(p.22) …reliability remains low for most diagnoses, at least in everyday clinical practice where diagnoses are often made without detailed reference to the official manuals.
A recent report called 'Understanding Psychosis' from the British Psychological Society [ 50] concluded: …reliability remains low for most diagnoses, at least in everyday clinical practice where diagnoses are often made without detailed reference to the official manuals.
