Sentence examples for tentative guidance from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court has offered only limited and tentative guidance on the general question of what sorts of human rights lawsuits may be brought in federal courts in the United States.

Fimalac said that it could only issue "tentative" guidance because of the difficulties in predicting the duration and scale of the crisis in the credit markets.

Reproducibility was determined according to the National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards EP5-T2 tentative guidance document [ 17].

An experimental programme of some 40 new fatigue tests was compared with tentative design guidance previously drawn from earlier test results.

Still, he should maybe make his guidance a little more tentative.

By reaching a tentative deal, Delta's pilots followed the guidance of their national union, which has repeatedly counseled members that it is wiser to reach settlements with the companies before the airlines file for bankruptcy.

Obama's closing statement sounded tentative, as if he were looking for guidance from others as to what the U.S. should do.

We blurb-writers need to get that guidance just right – because if that tentative festival visitor tastes aural chilli when they're expecting sugared almond, they won't come back.

"I would like to thank the governing board for their guidance and stewardship which has allowed a tentative agreement to be reached," Sinnette said in the statement, adding that members of the La Cañada Teachers Assn.

While the Notice reflects a tentative conclusion that Section 706 presents the quickest and most resilient path forward per the court's guidance, it also makes clear that Title II remains a viable alternative and asks specifically which approach is better.

In the following, the predicted product toxicity based on the tentative categories will be compared to experimentally observed toxicity, taking also into account the SoC definition of the draft guidance as far as possible.