Sentence examples for guidelines for countries from inspiring English sources

The proposal by the European Commission lays out technical guidelines for countries to redeploy spectrum in the 790-862 megaherangeange.

Some of that diversity is reflected in the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for countries to use in regulating radionuclides in drinking water.

Although antiviral medications have been used successfully in a small number of immunocompetent patients with encephalomyelitis due to HHV-6 [ 33], the lack of data from well-designed studies, high medication costs and the lack of capacity to make a diagnosis, preclude the incorporation of antiviral recommendations into standard treatment guidelines for countries like PNG.

Mr. Postel's original guidelines for country codes clearly stated that to get control of a domain, a registrant had an "administrative" partner within the country or territory that owned the suffix and that "these designated authorities are trustees for the delegated domain, and have a duty to serve the community".

Once again, it is important to note that the presence of this theme is not surprising, as countries were encouraged in the forum preparation guidelines for country reports, to outline continuing gaps and/or challenges in provision of ECCE.

WHO has acknowledged the need for ongoing quality control and assessment measures in the guidelines for country-based implementation of rapid HIV testing.

The Baby-friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) was launched by UNICEF and WHO with the development of the guidelines for country and hospital level implementation, Global Criteria and assessment tools in 1992.

This will include the UK Departments of Health, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (who have an increasing presence and influence in producing clinical guidelines for developing countries), the World Health Organisation and the Ministries of Health in each of the participating countries.

To facilitate direct comparisons and overall findings for the combined sample, we used the same recommendations (mainly derived from the American Diabetes Association) for assessing quality of care in participating countries, although it is acknowledged that there are some variations within the national guidelines for these countries (5).

Guidelines for developed countries have adopted a higher cut-off for ART eligibility, and international guidelines for developing countries have recently been amended to support earlier initiation.

By 2003 it rescinded that, in line with the guidelines for most countries, demanding reporting when construction began, Mr. Allison said.