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There is clear guidance from the World Anti-Doping Agency on how TUEs can be approved by a committee.

Despite the reassurances, deep anxiety remains among aid planners, who say they need clear guidance from the US and UK.

But, he said, such a panel would need "very clear guidance from Congress," because health care accounts for "an enormous part of our economy".

Doing so would be easier if there were clear guidance from scientists and politicians, but here, too, contemporary Japan seems particularly vulnerable.

"What has changed is that we now have very clear guidance from the court as to what constitutes bundling and tying," Mr. Reynolds said.

In the absence of clear guidance from empirical data, jurisdictions have adopted a wide range of odour impact criteria and harmonisation has proven difficult to progress.

So has less-than-clear guidance from some central banks—in particular, the Bank of England.

Coffee explains that the time is ripe for the panel, given uncertainty surrounding the largely court-created rules on insider trading and the need for clearer guidance from Congress or the Securities and Exchange Commission.

This shows the need for clearer guidance from the EPA and the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) on fish consumption by pregnant women, says Richard Wiles of the Environmental Working Group, which keeps an eye on toxins in food.

"I think the next government needs to make sure there is clearer guidance from Ofsted as to what they expect schools to be doing, because at the moment it is a bit open to interpretation, which leads to schools desperately trying to cover all bases".

Black cab organisations like the London Cab Drivers Club would also like to see them restricted and they also want much clearer guidance from the Met Police and TfL about when they can be used.