Sentence examples for change guidelines from inspiring English sources

Abe and his Liberal Democratic Party contend the legislation, which would change guidelines about the Japanese constitution's pacifist provisions, subsequently changing what the military is allowed to do, is needed to respond to the threats of today's world, including China's growing military capability.

Children's charities said they would press the government to change guidelines on child witnesses.

Tarik Jasarevic, a spokesman for the W.H.O., responded that new studies were "important, but not enough to change guidelines".

The federal government has agreed to change guidelines for the food stamp program that will allow thousands more New Yorkers to use it, Gov. Eliot Spitzer said yesterday.

An expert panel of doctors for the National Kidney Foundation is now assessing whether to change guidelines for how patients should be treated.

Research into diet is rarely black and white and so isn't going to change guidelines overnight or on the basis of one study.

In December, the F.D.A. took Mr. Hutt's advice, detailed in a 57-page submission, and changed guidelines to make it easier for food companies to make health claims about their products.

In response to widespread overuse of antimalarial drugs, the World Health Organisation changed guidelines in 2010 to restrict the use of antimalarials to parasitologically confirmed malaria cases.

Recently changed guidelines for child health surveillance in the United Kingdom (U.K).

Still, healthcare personnel do not always follow guidelines [ 14- 16, 21, 24], and in particular are not updated with the results of new research and changed guidelines [ 25].

A Sentencing Council resource assessment acknowledged the uncertainty as to how defendants would respond to a changed guideline.