Sentence examples for endorsement guidelines from inspiring English sources

The Federal Trade Commission's new endorsement guidelines hold print book reviews and books blogs to different standards.

Attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission, which is about to expand its endorsement guidelines to include blogs, are investigating the area, along with the self-regulatory groups.

Five days after announcing new endorsement guidelines for its on-air announcers, ESPN posted all of its announcers' deals online Monday.

Stung by criticism that he'd broken the endorsement guidelines of the American Medical Association, Spock sued his publisher in New York State Supreme Court, claiming he had been misled into signing permission for the ads by publishers who assured him it was common practice.

ESPN announced a set of endorsement guidelines for its on-air announcers Wednesday that would have probably prohibited a deal made this year between Erin Andrews, one of its best-known reporters, and Reebok, and another one between Scott Van Pelt and Titleist.

Endorsement of guidelines by journals for randomised controlled trials has been shown to improve reporting [ 6].

A potential role for ECDC in authoritative endorsement of guidelines was noted.

Discordance between endorsement of guidelines and actual practice has been observed in previous studies [ 2, 21].

Additional file 4: Items endorsed into and rejected from the guidelines, endorsement ratings across the three rounds and the corresponding round consensus was reached.

Despite higher endorsement of USPSTF guidelines by FP and IM than other guidelines, 84% of family physicians, 81% of internists reported recommending mammography to women aged 40-49 years. 40-49 years

The poor penetration of the 2002 guideline within 1 year following the implementation illustrates the importance of convincing evidence to support endorsement of new guidelines by community practice.