Sentence examples for guidelines drafted from inspiring English sources

Available guidelines drafted by national agencies or prominent professional organisations in Germany, New Zealand, North America, The Netherlands, Ireland and the UK were reviewed.

Three months later, the court reversed its decision but told the state-managed reserves to abide by new guidelines drafted by the National Tiger Conservation Authority.

But Joyce Storm, a principal in Andalex, said the development would comply with traffic guidelines drafted in 1991 and approved in 1992 when town officials passed new zoning for the property.

Government guidelines drafted in 2007 on antisocial forces, moreover, adopt a much wider definition of the term to mean any group that uses violence or fraudulent activity for economic gain.

The recycling targets are low because most local governments in the devastated areas do not have the manpower or resources to carry out the full formula of collecting, sorting and recycling set out in guidelines drafted by the Environment Ministry after the disaster.

China announced late on Monday that it had approved guidelines drafted for a range of reform policies, including measures to increase the yuan's role internationally.

Clinical guideline drafting committees are obliged to base their recommendations on the 'best' research available.

He said guidelines being drafted could save up to $40 billion a year, largely from military-related contracts.

The proposed guidelines were drafted by the staff at the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

The original guidelines were drafted in 1996, and apply to all professionals retained in bankruptcy cases.

Guidelines for appropriate use of endoscopy are based on a critical review of the available data and expert consensus at the time the guidelines are drafted.