Sentence examples for enacted guidelines from inspiring English sources

But the bank's largest shareholder — the United States — has enacted guidelines to push for "no or low carbon" ways of meeting the energy needs of developing nations that rely on international financial institutions.

Four years ago, the government enacted guidelines to prevent federal agencies from dumping electronics into landfills, encouraging them to bring gadgets to "certified" recycling agencies instead.

Countries around the world have enacted guidelines defining what is permissible for pluripotent stem cell research.

Judges at the Nuremberg tribunal enacted guidelines to provide standard laws on the conduct of human experimentation.

The risk is only reduced to about 37 per 10000 individuals at a level of 10 μg/L which is the lowest of the enacted guidelines across the world [ 4].

We classified GPs as adhering to evidence-based guidelines for the management of supra-therapeutic INR levels if they would be "highly likely" or "likely" to enact guidelines for an INR of five and would reassess INR levels within one day of the consultation.

In reaction to Branzburg, the Justice Department enacted new guidelines for federal prosecutors seeking evidence from journalists.

For these types of experiments, (Taguchi 1986), enacted specific guidelines.

The FDA has enacted strict guidelines in response to the drug's potential dangers. .

In 1988, amidst the so-called "War on Drugs" era, my father, William Underwood, was arrested under the newly enacted Sentencing Guidelines and the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988.

Asked if the N.C.A.A. should enact specific guidelines for recruiting parties, Wally Renfro, a spokesman for the N.C.A.A., said: "It's difficult for the N.C.A.A. to oversee these parties.