Sentence examples for draws up guidelines from inspiring English sources

When the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence – which draws up guidelines on the best treatments – last reviewed treatments for lower back pain in May 2009, it ruled that exercise, spinal manipulation and acupuncture were cost-effective treatments.

Lord Justice Leveson, 62, who has been put in charge of the hastily assembled inquiry into phone hacking, is a respected senior judge who is chairman of the Sentencing Council, which draws up guidelines for the courts.

For homework, they draw up guidelines to aid journalists in evaluating the trustworthiness of their sources.

Western donors and international aid organisations are spending increasing amounts of time drawing up guidelines and developing monitoring mechanisms to impose these on poor countries.

So far, only the first stage — drawing up guidelines for the new constitution — has been completed, and that took more than a decade.

As chairman of the Sentencing Council, he is also responsible for the politically sensitive issue of drawing up guidelines for the courts.

Past action in other fields, such as broadband, digital television services and power suppliers, means the European Union has considerable experience with drawing up guidelines.

The company complained that the Agcom staff had drawn up guidelines that ensured that Mediaset and RAI, which offer mostly free television, would win.

It is unclear when Blackwater will have to leave, as a joint Iraqi-US committee is in the process of drawing up guidelines for private contractors under a new security agreement that was drawn up earlier this month.

Shrimp farming is thought to have led to the destruction of 3m hectares of coastal wetlands, including many mangrove forests, and the UN FAO is currently drawing up guidelines to reduce such environmental footprints.

For each type we have drawn up guidelines; everything from the angle at which light should fall from the street lamps, to which manhole covers should be used," said Gordeeva.