Sentence examples for particular guidance from inspiring English sources

"I didn't think they'd go that far, without any particular guidance," he said.

She also stated she received no particular guidance as to how she should use the president's email address.

And even more surely this particular guidance will not help judicial office holders navigate social media without hiccup or catastrophe.

In particular, guidance is needed on how intermediate outcomes relate to final outcomes to help establish the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of interventions affecting different diseases and issues of suboptimal use of medicines.

In particular, guidance is needed as to whether a population approach should be taken, with a focus on unadjusted results or whether attempts should be made to individualise risk.

In addition to the societal level work needed to address stigma, those trained to deliver psychosocial interventions need particular guidance in supporting participants to deal with experiences of stigma and discrimination and to minimise the potential of the intervention to increase stigma (e.g., by involuntary disclosure).

In particular, ultrasound guidance of knee injections resulted in better accuracy than anatomical guidance (95.8% versus 77.8%, P < 0.001), yielding an odds ratio of 6.495%5% confidence interval 2.9 14).

In particular, ultrasound guidance of knee injections resulted in better accuracy than did anatomical guidance (95.8% versus 77.8%, P < 0.001).

It will want to lie low, at least until the G7, and America in particular, provide guidance.George Bush's administration is said to have decided privately to send no more money.

In particular, the guidance would outline how the rules apply to foreign banks and overseas affiliates of banks based in the United States, taking aim at those that ship trading overseas to escape scrutiny from United States regulators.

She pointed principals to the support resources that include a playbook from the wake of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake in China on how to help students who have lost family; advice on helping students process disasters in general and the Japanese crisis in particular; and guidance on organizing contributions to disaster-relief efforts (all combined in one document here).