Sentence examples for guidelines date from inspiring English sources

Even worse, a lot of the existing written guidelines date back from the decade when TMC was founded (Greimel 2010).

OECD guidelines Date of start of the test; test duration; test procedure used (e.g., semi-static or flow through); method of preparation of stock solutions; test concentrations, nominal and measured; the recovery efficiency of the method; the limit of quantification in the test matrix.

The document containing the guidelines, dated 1987 but updated over the years and still in effect at the CIA, was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the ACLU and shared with the Guardian, which is publishing it for the first time.

The previous version of the map was issued in 2003, but the agency fielded so much criticism over the ways in which it incorporated climate change into the equation — too little and too much — that the map was withdrawn, and professional and amateur planters were left with guidelines dating back to 1990.

At least 15 different international human rights instruments and related guidelines, dating from 1955 to 2009, contain a staggering total of 77 articles, rules, guidelines or provisions supporting diversion and alternatives for children in conflict with the law.

Extracted information comprised the institution issuing the guideline, date of issue, disease, recommendations relating to TCM, evidence level of the recommended content and references supporting the recommendations.

Three authors (JR, JS and WYL) extracted the following information relating to TCM: the organisation issuing the guideline, date of issue, disease, location in guidelines of TCM content, recommended TCM content, evidence level of the recommendation and references supporting the recommendations.

The rules are a great improvement on the existing guidelines, which date to the Reagan administration.

The taskforce has also published guidance to universities about managing situations in which a student's behaviour may constitute a criminal offence, replacing the so-called Zellick guidelines which date back to 1994.

Assembled by a 16-member national task force composed of educators from most of the major medical specialties, three doctors-in-training and one layperson, these latest recommendations are the most complex set of guidelines to date.

Majority of discussions and guidelines till date are developed for urban setups of Nepal as these guidelines and policies do not necessarily incorporate countryside.