Sentence examples for guide for agencies from inspiring English sources

TechFAR is a new guide for agencies to procure development services in ways that more closely match the modern software development techniques used in the private sector.

We set priorities for the variables in the minimum dataset as a guide for agencies unable to collect all the recommended data.

These findings provide an applicable guide for agency design of freeway ramp signage accounting for driver demographics.

Sarah Kaufman, a research associate at the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management at NYU Wagner recently released an open data guide for transportation agencies and made the report available as both a downloadable PDF and Google Doc where users can leave comments and edits.

Meanwhile, the National Security Administration, as it notes on its website, provides "security configuration guides" for government agencies to help them transmit classified material electronically.

The U.S. government has just released its new counterinsurgency guide for the civilian agencies, written under the direction of David Kilcullen.

When OSHA proposed its final rule in August 2015, Materion applauded it, calling it a demonstration of how "industry and labor can collaborate to better protect workers" and saying it could be a guide for how the agency could develop future standards.

It offers valuable reference material for researchers involved in karst science and environmental studies, as well as a guide for experts at governmental agencies, scientists, engineers and other professionals involved in karst aquifer protection and the design of land and water management systems in karst areas around the globe.

Thus, when reviewed by other scientists, three prior major GLP studies of BPA have been found to be so flawed as to be useless for guiding regulatory agencies in decision making.

These guide water agencies to construct rules and regulations for water governance (Mosha et al. 2016) in controlling behaviour of the water users.

The White House is asking for public comment as it updates a key interagency plan for ocean research priorities, which helps guide the agencies' budget requests.