"substantive guidance" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific and meaningful advice or instructions about a subject or topic. Example: The new employee handbook provides substantive guidance on company policies and procedures.
It deploys human dignity to ground the substantive policy guidance contained in this document.
That's because multistakeholderism is simply a process, and "does not provide any guidance on substantive policy issues of Internet governance," Mueller correctly notes.
A serious problem arises when SSM is applied to settings which may lack any resemblance to this scenario, and for which there are little or no data, nor any statistical or substantive theory available for guidance.
NICE will review this guidance when substantive new evidence becomes available.
Consistent with the Proposed Guidance, the principal substantive areas in which the 2016 Guidance is being updated relate to: (i) PCS activities and (ii) derivatives and trading activities.
If monitoring and evaluation capacity development is recognized as an important part of the role and contribution of the UN development system at the country level, this may require a substantive revision of the Common Country Assessment/ United Nations Development Assistance Frameworkguidance issued by the UNDG Working Group on Programming Issues with DOCO support.
According to Coal Tattoo, the next substantive hearing in the challenge to the guidance is scheduled for late October.
Teams sometimes resolve substantive differences by bringing in experts for guidance on areas of confusion, Behfar and colleagues found in their research.
The Ash Center aims to support research on democratic governance that addresses substantive concerns and offers normative or practical guidance regarding those concerns.
