Sentence examples for guidelines informing from inspiring English sources

In 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued nonbinding guidelines informing companies about their responsibilities under existing laws to report cyberattacks; the commission has also sent letters suggesting that companies reveal more information about the threats they encounter.

However, despite its having a set of guidelines informing developers what is and is not allowed on Google Play in terms of app content, behavior and use of advertising, many developers still see their apps rejected upon submission.

(6) When asked about guidelines informing their approach to appropriate weight gain, none stated knowledge of the IOM guidelines, while others described varying ranges of weight gain recommendations they followed that were learned during their training.

There is need for wider dissemination of available policies and guidelines to all levels of health care so as to ensure HSP are aware of, and understand, the guidelines informing service delivery.

In 2010 UNICEF teamed up with MXit to create the Red Card – a free portal on child rights with safety guidelines informing young people when they are being inappropriately groomed – that has been added by over 51,000 MXit users to date.

After the last group has handed in its guidelines, inform the class that they will be performing another activity, one designed to stimulate their ideas about how creative writers use punctuation.

And apparently, skipping breakfast is no longer considered a health hazard: While the old version of Dietary Guidelines informed readers that "not eating breakfast has been associated with excess body weight," the new version is silent on the topic.

Policy guidelines inform governments at all levels local, national, regional where investments have to be made to reduce vulnerabilities that are the real cause of disasters.

SIGN guidelines inform QOF policy.

Guidelines inform health care planning, delivery and quality improvement but are not consistently implemented [ 1- 3].

They describe the preference of clinicians for their own internal tacit guidelines informed largely by interactions with peers and patients and their own clinical experience.