Sentence examples for Generally adhered from inspiring English sources

Although this study was conducted prior to the establishment of GLPs and EPA or OECD study guidelines, it generally adhered to GLP practices and satisfies the general requirements of OECD 414 (1981).

Its advice is non-binding but is generally adhered to.

Once in office, he generally adhered to Greenspan's laissez-faire approach.

"But it's not one that has been generally adhered to in intelligence studies".

PERFORMING arts organizations have generally adhered to a genteel style of marketing: tasteful rather than "tastes great".

President Felipe Calderón, who has generally adhered to the standard US policy idiom of a "war on drugs", last week called for a debate on legalisation.

The formal structure of the movements, while generally adhering to Classical models, also charted new territory.

While generally adhering to the events of the original, the librettist wisely cut, altered and rewrote the material to produce an effective libretto.

While generally adhering to the prosecution's view of the facts of the case, the jury also appeared to accept defense arguments that some of the Palestinians were "soldiers fighting for their ideals" rather than terrorists.

In doing so, the Final Guidance adopts a handful of minor clarifications, generally adhering to the heightened expectations articulated by the Proposed Guidance, but otherwise leaves them largely unaltered.

The rationalist tradition generally adheres to the view that people are rational agents that seek to maximize utility.