Sentence examples for guidelines adopted by from inspiring English sources

That is because he is following guidelines adopted by Orthodox rabbinical authorities to curtail extravagant spending on weddings.

The guidelines adopted by Irish bishops in 1996 required that abuse cases be reported to the police.

DeVos, a former chair of the Michigan Republican party, previously supported the Common Core, the set of math and reading guidelines adopted by most states, that Trump assailed during the election campaign.

Orthopedics manufacturers and other device makers have become more restrictive in the practices they follow for payments to surgeons in the last year, following guidelines adopted by Advamed, the medical device industry's largest trade group.

Two of the senators, Orrin G. Hatch of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine, said such experiments could be conducted safely and ethically under guidelines adopted by the National Institutes of Health.

In doing so, he discarded detailed guidelines adopted by the Archdiocese of New York six weeks ago that called for a review board to examine each case before deciding whether to refer it to prosecutors.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline, adopted by Public Health England, recommends 150 minutes of exercise a week but research, based on data from more than one million people, suggests that is insufficient for many.

As per the guideline adopted by WHO (2011) and Bureau of Indian standard (BIS 1991), the concentration of fluoride in drinking water should not exceed beyond 1.5 mg/L.

The voluntary guidelines adopted last year by the UN's committee on world food security (CFS) were the culmination of six years of negotiations involving governments, international organisations and civil society groups brought together under the CFS umbrella.

The releases are the result of a decision to apply new penalty guidelines adopted a year ago by the U.S. Sentencing Commission to those already sentenced and serving time.

American museums are largely self-regulated, though many subscribe to the stricter guidelines adopted in 2008 by the American Association of Museum Directors governing the acquisition of archaeological material.