Sentence examples for guidelines for coming from inspiring English sources

In the current economic climate, more and more people in Britain are questioning the cost to the taxpayer of hosting the summer games, and have responded to the new slogan with an underwhelming "is that it?" So what are the guidelines for coming up with an effective slogan?

Understanding the sources of aero-hydrodynamic coupling is key to providing sound design and modelling guidelines for the coming generation of floating wind turbines.

"We're working with the state regulatory agencies to set up guidelines for companies coming in as telephone time resellers," he said.

Many other changes have taken place over just the past few months: Cholesterol, the boogieman of our diets since the 1960s, suddenly became less harmful in January when the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans came out — as did salt.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) much-awaited guidelines for telemarketers came into force on Tuesday, promising to eliminate the menace of unsolicited SMSes and phone calls by limiting the number of messages an individual can send to 100 per day.

Correction: A previous version of this story stated that Jewish guidelines for humane slaughter come from the Torah.

"Currently there are about a billion goats on the planet being used for agriculture, but still most of the welfare guidelines for keeping them come from sheep.

The energy savings would be considered only when a buyer or homeowner chose to submit a qualified home-energy report, the guidelines for which would come from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

A government-appointed panel that included nicotine replacement as part of federal guidelines for treatment also came under fire, because panel members had gotten payments from the product manufacturers.

The appeal court ruling from Sir Igor Judge will blunt the impact of new sentencing guidelines for magistrates, which come into effect on August 4, and suggest that a fine or community order may be appropriate for some adult offenders guilty of carrying a knife, as long as the blade was not being used to threaten or frighten anyone.

For the ARBs, evidence for guideline recommendations came from a number of clinical trials (predominantly in patients with chronic kidney disease) that showed ARBs to be renoprotective, independent of their BP-lowering effects (Table 4).