Sentence examples for governmental guidance from inspiring English sources

For a change, this is a piece of governmental guidance that would undoubtedly serve the national interest if, well, it was "sexed up" a little.

These responses are in line with rules proposed in what may be the only governmental guidance on self-driving cars: a 2017 report by the German Ethics Commission on Automated and Connected Driving.

Governmental guidance is important in providing goals and a methodology for urban freight planning.

Beyond the preceding definitional problem, an equally acute problem for the Secretariat is that no inter-governmental guidance is available for the identification of net resource cuts of such magnitude.

Additionally, the websites of two governmental health guidance bodies, the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and the US Surgeon General, were searched to identify any evaluations published here as part of guideline development.

Scientific Advice: Willetts stopped short of calling for proposed guidelines on ensuring the independence of scientific advice to be codified into guidance to governmental ministers.

To minimize errors, available historical data and guidance from governmental institutions were used to estimate the effect on our healthcare system.

It is merely the continuation of a long American tradition, practiced by Congress and dozens of state legislatures, and is intended to "invoke divine guidance" and place governmental institutions in a "solemn and deliberative frame of mind".

It is merely the continuation of a long American tradition, practiced by Congress and dozens of state legislatures, and is intended to "invoke divine guidance" and place governmental institutions in a "solemn and deliberative frame of mind". How did the case come about?

Similar to the governmental toxicological benchmarks, the biomonitoring guidance values, such as the biomonitoring equivalent determined for benzene, are risk management tools used for priority setting, identifying additional research needs and evaluating if exposure to a particular chemical needs to be controlled (Hays et al., 2012).

She regularly advises UN bodies on health and human rights, and has provided strategic guidance to non-governmental organizations as well as courts on landmark litigations concerning health rights and sexual and reproductive rights in various countries and regions, as well as in supra-national adjudication.