Sentence examples for clarifying guidelines from inspiring English sources

In letters sent late Wednesday to several Democratic lawmakers, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said she was clarifying guidelines that enforcement officers had used when applying a policy of prosecutorial discretion in cases of illegal immigrants with no criminal convictions.

Several clarifying guidelines were issued last month.

Recognizing areas of uncertainty could help focusing future research and clarifying guidelines.

He applauded the effort to clarify guidelines for disclosure, even in standard-of-care trials.

Last week the Department of Health clarified guidelines on who can carry out terminations.

The director of public prosecutions has clarified guidelines around assisted dying, confirming that doctors who help severely disabled or terminally ill people to die may be likely to face criminal charges.

Introduction: The perceptions of school-aged children with HIV infection about their illness were evaluated in light of parental/guardian communication about the child's diagnosis to clarify guidelines for disclosure.

Last week the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, clarified guidelines on assisted dying, confiming that doctors who helped severely disabled or terminally ill people in their professional care to die were more likely to face criminal charges than those doctors who were not involved in their care.

Thus, it is important to standardise and clarify guidelines so they cannot be interpreted as contradictory [ 43].

McDonald House would work on clarifying its guidelines, Ms. Scott said.

As national ideas go, it sounded good, but it was vague enough for Count Alexander Benkendorf, the chief of the secret police, to issue clarifying interpretive guidelines: "Russia's past was amazing, its present is more than marvelous, and as for the future, it is greater than anything the wildest imagination could picture; that is the point of view for examining and writing Russian history".