Sentence examples for binding guideline from inspiring English sources

A second example could be a government that attempts to translate the results of a large citizen conference into a legally binding guideline.

The American Bar Association followed this with supposedly binding guidelines in 2003, saying lawyers "must" employ such experts.

Although binding guidelines have been slow to take shape in the years since the Earth Summit, Henkel has not stood still during this period.

I believe a public commission should be established that issues non-legally binding guidelines on the forms of doctrines that it is desirable that children are taught.

Lipsitch's group wants to convene a meeting that brings together scientists and other experts to debate the potential risks of making dangerous pathogens, and to draw up binding guidelines to ensure that future experiments are safe.

Due to the absence of long-term outcome studies, no binding guidelines are defined [13].

Definitely, it is a first step to integrate questions of ecological sustainability into binding guidelines which will have to be permanently improved and adapted to national policies.

Aside from the challenge of coming up with ambitious yet realistic legally binding guidelines for carbon reductions, and the significant financial concerns associated, she's seriously concerned about sleep deprivation. .

EBM was viewed by 38.1% as medicine, "which ignores alternative therapies", 33.3% defined it as work "with legally binding guidelines" which "impair my professional autonomy in medical decision-making".

Muñoz-Furlong believes that the next step in the development of allergen labeling should be to create binding guidelines for what is currently the voluntary use of "precautionary labeling," which warns of the possibility that an allergen might be present as the result of shared production processes.

Funding approval rests on the IFR panel deciding a patient is an exception to existing commissioning policies, although as Maybin and Klein note, "there are no clear and binding guidelines about how 'exceptionality' ought to be interpreted or what criteria should be used in decision-making" [ 12].