Sentence examples for guidelines for existing from inspiring English sources
The Environmental Protection Agency's "Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources: Electric Utility Generating Units," 80 Fed.
The federal EPA recently proposed CO2 emission guidelines for existing power plants.
Unfortunately, EPA's Proposed Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources; Electrical Utility Generating Units ("Proposed Rule") falls short when measured against that framework.
Gina McCarthy, who heads the EPA, told the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power that her agency would release emission guidelines for existing plants in June 2014.
Optimized dosing regimens for specific drugs may then serve as a basis to develop dosing guidelines for existing or newly developed drugs with similar disposition and/or effect.
GE believes that the proposed carbon pollution guidelines for existing electric generating units represents a good faith effort to achieve these goals, while providing the flexibility required by states and the electric utility industry to reduce emissions in a cost-effective manner without disrupting the reliability of the grid.
Generic system architecture is developed to provide guidelines for advancing existing Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine tools to CPMT.
The American Diabetes Association and European Diabetes have recently published consensus guidelines for sequencing existing and new classes of medications as initial therapies in diabetes (29).
One of the stated aims is to illustrate the opportunities for indigenous development of forage husbandry and to provide some guidelines for understanding existing forage husbandry practices, development needs and opportunities.
A two-day training course provided an introduction to the conceptual framework and the more technical aspects of the electronic tool and set out the guidelines for mapping existing information into the new framework.
Changes in nomenclature would have many implications, for instance for existing guidelines, disease criteria, external quality control programs, education, and reimbursement policies.
