Sentence examples for cited guidelines from inspiring English sources

For example, he cited guidelines on retaining certain types of documents – although not e-mail, in most cases – that his office put in place this month.

Heaven cited guidelines on the disclosure of evidence at inquests, saying the family believed the MoD had clearly breached these by not producing the documents until the very end of the inquest, by which point all witnesses had been cross-examined.

However, in some aspects, the cited guidelines were not appropriate to in-process methods developed and validated exclusively with in-line samples and implemented in dynamic systems, such as drying processes.

(2) The number of highly cited guidelines was 33 (30.6%).

The other cited guidelines [ 14] offer limited information on prophylaxis, but the initial dose is similar.

Those guidelines which were cited more than 30 times were regarded as highly cited guidelines.

At the C.I.A., critics cite guidelines imposed in 1995 requiring management approval for the recruitment of any spy with an underworld background or a record of human rights violations.

In T.S.B. SCAF issued on May 1, Toyota said it would replace frames on affected trucks that meet the requirements of the bulletin (which cites guidelines on factors like body damage or signs of abuse) regardless of age or mileage through April 30 , 2012

This year, Apple pulled "Endgame: Syria" from its App Store, citing guidelines that forbid games that "solely target a specific race, culture, a real government or corporation, or any other real government corporation or any other real entity," according to a statement by the developer, Game The News, which also produced a game about children forced to pick cotton in Uzbekistan.

The average duration between the publication date of papers cited and the publication date of the citing guideline was 5 years for dementia and 3 years for COPD.

The commonly cited international guidelines were the Helsinki Declaration, CIOMS guidelines [ 1, 8], WHO guidelines [ 10, 12], and the Belmont report [ 14].