Sentence examples for guidelines confused from inspiring English sources

Those subreddits did violate Reddit's community policy, but the selective enforcement of the site's guidelines confused and angered many, since other subreddits — some of which contained arguably worse content — were left untouched while these five were closed.

A lack of clear guidelines confused residents about the best evacuation process, and also about when to return home.

Nadim Houry, Beirut director of Human Rights Watch, a monitoring outfit, says that the high residency fees and blurred guidelines confuse the refugees.

The concept of assent in the current guidelines is confusing.

Individualized screening guidelines may confuse providers and consumers to the point of decreasing adherence [ 20].

The 18-page language guidelines have so confused the usage "that someone like me has not a clue what word to use in many cases," said Dr. Henry L. Roediger III, chairman of the psychology department at Washington University in St . Louis

Mr Francken says UK regulators are still getting up to speed with the technology, with the occasional result of confused guidelines for operators.

Clinicians seeking prescribing advice from critical independent sources of data, such as SPCs and national guidelines, may be confused by the disparity that exists.

Recusal (i.e. adherence to published, specific ethical guidelines) should not be confused with the term of service.

This way employees who are confused about guidelines can ask questions in person.

The study found that the majority of the medical staff did not understand government guidelines clearly and were confused by the instructions to give the first dose during the second trimester and the second in the third trimester.