Sentence examples for guidelines argue for from inspiring English sources

12 16 Although the guidelines argue for a conservative approach to treatment of small grade 2 lesions in young women, those with histologically confirmed grade 2 and grade 3 lesions are in general immediately treated.

The CDC Department and WHO saw the case (problem) presented by the MWG to change the treatment guidelines and argued for a change in policy (policy stream), while the Minister's decision reinforced the politics stream – including a view that if the end result was to be the same then why not initiate the change as soon as possible.

That said, U.S. courts have rejected strong asylum claims based on gang-related violence, despite UNHCR guidelines that seem to argue for greater receptivity to these cases.

The coalition wanted status for the February hearing to argue for strict guidelines on how police can slap production orders on journalists, arguing that "a chilling effect will always follow from production orders targeting the media, and particularly those targeting communications with a source".

The guidelines are not intended to argue for or against the legalization of euthanasia.

Herbert Hovenkamp, a leading antitrust scholar regarded as a centrist between those seeking more aggressive enforcement and those who generally argue for restraint, said the guidelines by the Bush administration were "a brief for defendants".

For instance, Tinetti et al. [ 60] and Durso [ 61] therefore argue for greater attention among guideline developers to the specific needs of patients with co-morbidity.

The present data do not argue for a change to these guidelines.

The guideline development process incorporates a health economist whose prime role is to argue for full discussion and useful presentation of the value of treatment alternatives.

"Then argue for your position.

Yet two points argue for new resolutions.