Sentence examples for Licensing guidelines from inspiring English sources

This programme aims at proposing rider training and licensing guidelines based on a naturalistic study of novices' behaviour.

For example, licensing guidelines and quality rating systems which often emphasize infection control and cleanliness can steer centers toward bleach or other potentially toxic sanitizers and disinfectants that are now recognized as asthma triggers, says Ellen Dektar of the Alameda County Childcare Planning Council; even the Five Canyons center disinfects with diluted bleach.

The government of India's recent intervention unilaterally reducing GM trait fees and introducing draft licensing guidelines is against the backdrop of a dispute between Monsanto and a few seed companies.

"New stadiums or redevelopments of existing stadiums will only be taken into account if the RFL is satisfied that the stadium will be open or the redevelopment finished by the start of the 2012 season," the licensing guidelines state.

Because Qualcomm supports the 3GPP wireless standards, all essential and most non-essential patents are available for licensing under the 3GPP FRAND licensing guidelines.

It would also create a strongly regulated recreational marijuana industry, setting licensing guidelines for cultivators and retailers alike, to debut in 2018.

I have a different proposal for improving the guidelines: Instead of nonprofit groups producing free guidelines, or insurance companies producing ones that serve their own interests, the government should require health care providers to buy or license guidelines from what I call private regulators, for-profit companies with expertise in evidence-based medicine.

But the trips, which license guidelines say should focus on "educational exchange activities that will result in meaningful interaction" between Americans and Cubans, have faced criticism that they are thinly veiled tourist jaunts devoted to salsa dancing rather than serious pursuits.

And he praises the new Palo Alto licensing guidelines--which WARF itself has endorsed--although he notes they are "very broad" and nonbinding.

Animals were housed in a licensed biomedical facility and all procedures were carried out under animal license guidelines of the Department of Health, Ireland and in accordance with the UK Co-ordinating Committee on Cancer Research (UKCCCR) Guidelines for the Welfare of Animals in Experimental Neoplasia (Workman et al, 1998).

All procedures were performed according to UK Home Office license guidelines.