Sentence examples for workable guidance from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Roberts, writing for himself and Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said that "the standard the majority articulates — 'probability of bias' — fails to provide clear, workable guidance for future cases".

The party wants "reasonable, clear, and workable guidance in actually complying with and living with this law, and the idea that that somehow serves to undermine its purpose is completely wrong and unfair," said Joseph Sandler, a lawyer for the Democratic National Committee.

Coleen Rowley, chief division counsel, Minneapolis office of the F.B.I., who criticized the bureau's handling of the case of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged with involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks: The F.B.I. needs clearer, more workable guidance on sophisticated intelligence-gathering techniques, especially in smaller offices.

In silico biology explores various tools that enable the translation of raw data into workable models and provides guidance for high-throughout gene analysis to 'make sense' of the genomic data.

He was determined that the periodontal toolkit will distil the evidence and specialist guidance available into workable pathways for NHS primary dental care practice in Greater Manchester.

And it can be a source of guidance toward creating real, workable solutions to the new situations, as E. J. Dionne has pointed out in The Washington Post, describing the need for "a coalition between moderates and progressives on behalf of sane, decent government".

However, we need to make sure that the guidance forming the basis of Positive and Safe is practical and workable.

Is "liquid democracy" workable?

And are they workable?

In particular, when we look for guidance, we want to hear from someone we can identify with, yet someone who at the same time will comfort us, take charge and offer workable solutions.

It's all workable".