Examples of Professional guidance in a sentence
Professional guidance on the safe and secure handling of medicines.
Professional guidance issued to insolvency practitioners requires that, where the administrator proposes to recover costs which, whilst being in the nature of expenses or disbursements, may include an element of shared or allocated costs (such as room hire, document storage or communication facilities provided by the administrator’s own firm), they must be disclosed and be authorised by those responsible for approving his remuneration.
Professional guidance issued to insolvency practitioners requires that, where the liquidator proposes to recover costs which, whilst being in the nature of expenses or disbursements, may include an element of shared or allocated costs (such as room hire, document storage or communication facilities provided by the liquidator’s own firm), they must be disclosed and be authorised by those responsible for approving his remuneration.
Professional guidance issued to insolvency practitioners requires that, where the trustee proposes to recover costs which, whilst being in the nature of expenses or disbursements, may include an element of shared or allocated costs (such as room hire, document storage or communication facilities provided by the trustee’s own firm), they must be disclosed and be authorised by those responsible for approving his remuneration.
Professional guidance from superiors is only received for those aspects of work which involve new or sophisticated techniques or relate to areas outside the normal span of activity.
Professional guidance for CPE program sponsors is available from the AICPA and NASBA; state-specific guidance is available from the state boards of accountancy.
Professional guidance for CPE program sponsors is available from NASBA; state-specific guidance is available from the state boards of accountancy.
Professional guidance issued to Insolvency Practitioners requires that where the administrator proposes to recover costs which, whilst being in the nature of expenses or disbursements may include an element of shared or allocated costs (such as room hire, document storage or communication facilities) they must be approved as if they were remuneration.
Appendix Suggested format for the provision of information Professional guidance issued to insolvency practitioners sets out the following suggested format for the provision of information when seeking approval of remuneration.
TABLEHealing services menu Professional guidance and counselingSpiritual, social, well-being, future visioning Touch therapy teamsReiki, healing touch, massage Additional holistic interventionsGuided imagery, music, relaxation techniques ■ CASE: “YOU AND THE TEAM MADE ME GET OUT OF BED AND MOVE FORWARD”Bobbi is a 78-year-old woman who was initially recovering well following cardiac surgery, including valve surgery, but had to return to the intensive care unit, which is difficult for patients.