Sentence examples for amend the guidelines from inspiring English sources

"It is, however, open to Acpo to reconsider and amend the guidelines in the interim".

Along with other low-cost carriers Ryanair has urged the EU to amend the guidelines to limit compensation to the ticket price.

WASHINGTON -- A federal panel voted earlier this month to amend the guidelines that federal judges use when sentencing people who commit economic crimes.

If the latest science shows that screen time is not detrimental, because we know more now or the screens kids are using have changed for the better, it makes sense to amend the guidelines.

This is a step in the right direction, but we'd like to see the U.S. Sentencing Commission amend the guidelines further, including tougher sentences based on factors such as the number of animals involved, egregious levels of animal neglect or cruelty, and dangerously violent offenders.

A doctor who recently completed a degree in infection control abroad was assigned to lead the working group, but the team was unable to fully amend the guidelines due to limited technical knowledge in some specific areas of infection control.

The counties of California were allowed to amend the state guidelines, and the result was a patchwork of rules and regulations.

Justice Department officials said they are pushing the same principle of a single standard of justice in urging the Sentencing Commission to amend the proposed guidelines for putting in place the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which overhauled laws on corporate fraud, accounting and securities.

A recent editorial in the Press Democrat, a newspaper that serves Northern California's Sonoma County, urged Congress to amend the federal guidelines in order to prevent a repeat of the 2013 scenario. .

It may, therefore, be useful to amend the current guidelines to assess BMD at the time of surgery or before surgery for a baseline measurement, scan again at 1 or 2 years to detect any rapid BMD loss that may need treatment, and then again at 2 years before switching to every 5 years once the rate of loss has slowed.

He said the crime was "atypical" and unforeseen by the Congressional commission that recently amended the sentencing guidelines for federal judges.