Sentence examples for contravention of guidelines from inspiring English sources

It alleges that the Harley Medical Group and Forma both handed out promotional material at the show advertising Botox, in contravention of guidelines drawn up by the medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency, which licenses drugs for use in the UK.

Individual clinicians may feel powerless to act independently in contravention of guidelines.

During a two-day trial at Brent magistrates court, the police officer who discharged the weapon conceded he did not warn Kennedy-Macfoy that he was about to be shot – an apparent contravention of Home Office guidelines.

In some hospitals, more than half of those who have the operation have it before the 39th week of their pregnancy, in contravention of official NHS guidelines.

While the original credited the original source of the post, several phrases were inadequately attributed to the original text of a Globe and Mail article in contravention of Guardian editorial guidelines.

In court, the police officer who discharged the weapon conceded he did not warn Kennedy-Macfoy he was about to be shot – an apparent contravention of Home Office guidelines.

New York Times reporter forced to leave China? and Why US Newspaper publishers favour paywalls were amended because several phrases were inadequately attributed to the original text of the NYT and Globe and Mail stories that were the original sources, in contravention of Guardian editorial guidelines.

Australia's immigration department did not notify the federal workplace watchdog of serious allegations of sexual assault at the Nauru detention centre in what appears to be a contravention of its own reporting guidelines.

The EFA's first report found that Nolan was paid an additional salary via a company named Nexus, which then made payments to another company, Liam Nolan Ltd, run by Nolan, in contravention of academies' financial rules and Treasury guidelines.

Taser barbs were also removed from Mr McArdle's chest in contravention of Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) guidelines which say they should only be removed by a medical professional unless there is an "operational necessity".

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