Sentence examples for abroad guidelines from inspiring English sources

"Institutions are investing much more in study abroad, the field is becoming professionalized, and that means it costs more money," said Brian J. Whalen, president of the Forum on Education Abroad at Dickinson College, which recently issued study abroad guidelines emphasizing the need for cost transparency but not mandating any particular pricing system.

However, the growth of medical voluntourism is also outpacing the development of physicians' social responsibilities toward communities abroad and ethical guidelines to ensure that vulnerable communities are not subjected to more harm than good.

But the United States, which pays for much of the flu research both at home and abroad, has not yet released new guidelines.

However, our findings of particular problems in heterogeneity between facilities and scanty documentation undoubtfully exist abroad, and our call for national guidelines can only inspire other countries to do the same.

Detailed guidelines published by authorities from abroad advised an active control policy (28 ), but stringent measures were perceived by our colleagues as too disruptive for the patient care in our institution.

These new guidelines from Nice have stimulated debate abroad as well.

A political nominee is asked what the guidelines are for assassinating American citizens abroad.

In the absence of a powerful enemy like the Soviet Union, the country has found itself with few established guidelines to decide when military intervention abroad is warranted.

The Vietnam syndrome and the public's aversion to casualties inspired the strict Weinberger-Powell guidelines for the commitment of forces abroad.

The new guidelines apply to people who travel abroad to commit suicide, as well as to those who do it in England and Wales.

He reports annually to the prime minister on the agencies' compliance with the new guidelines on the interrogation of detainees abroad, which were drawn up in response to a number of allegations of involvement in torture.