The design navigates strict conservation guidelines to devise a spare, sleek, soaring interior that doubles as school and new public square.
If fear of litigation is the problem, then hospital associations need to devise guidelines as to what can safely be said about an employee's performance.
In 2009 Congress asked a working group of four federal agencies to devise guidelines for food marketed to children.
The legislation, he told an audience at NewYork Presbyterian/Columbia hospital, would ban reproductive cloning and create an independent review board to devise guidelines for what research could be financed.
For instance, if a client requested the development of a maturity model for cybersecurity readiness, an auditor would need to have strategic discussions with the company to devise guidelines, policies, and tools.
A few lenders have tweaked their procedures to navigate the problem, and housing advocates are petitioning the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to devise guidelines for lenders in situations that involve surviving relatives.
The ICO, meanwhile, is working with other government agencies and outside bodies such as the Royal Society to devise guidelines on how FoI laws should apply to research, with the aim of having them in place by September.
In a Nature editorial, Doudna calls a complete ban "impractical," but she has outlined five steps to ensure that editing of the human germline, including standardized evaluation methods to assess effectiveness, international cooperation to devise guidelines, and a "cautionary halt," temporarily, to this kind of editing until the ethics are sorted out.
