Sentence examples for reference guidebook from inspiring English sources

In order to produce a reference guidebook adapted to the Lebanese social structure, Lebanon Country Office involved 58 Lebanese experts from different specializations and scope of competence to verify the validity and credibility of the information presented in this book.

3. Research and create reference pages for a guidebook about democracy.

The protocol was developed with reference to the JLA guidebook with modifications necessitated by targeting a predominantly adolescent population.

As the main proponent of this model, UNICEF has developed the manual as a reference document and practical guidebook to help countries implement CFS.

This is good because Ulysses is full of esoteric puns and references, and the guidebooks explain it all.

Part medical guidebook, part legal reference, the manual has long been embraced by government and industry.

There is no reference to Mawer in the guidebook to the villa.

In leafing through a 1923 guidebook to New York City, I found a reference to Samuel Chester Reid, formerly a resident of Cherry Street, who is listed as a designer of the American flag.

The researcher then composed an initial draft of the guidebook with the assistance of a reference group (whose remit was to ensure the most up to date clinical information was included) before sending the first draft to the lay and professionals panels for comment (collated via individual or group interviews).

Subsequently the guidebook was redrafted (with assistance from the reference group) and was sent to the lay and professional panels for further comment, again collated by group or individual interviews.

No longer do students have to sit in a library flipping through college guidebooks (most of which are usually in the reference section, where they cannot be checked out).