Sentence examples for guidelines mark from inspiring English sources

The new guidelines mark a watershed in the treatment of the condition and for Nice itself.

Although such issues have long been debated quietly within the art world, the "Sensation" exhibition was the catalyst for a major reexamination of museum ethics, and the new guidelines mark the first attempt to reach an industry-wide consensus on how such conflicts should be addressed, museum executives said yesterday.

But Obama's revised guidelines mark the first time that carbon emissions from businesses will be federally regulated and enforced.

The publication of Australian fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) diagnostic guidelines marks an important step forward in Australia's efforts to prevent FASD.

Using the stencil as a guideline, mark where the numbers go before adhering them to the face.

The new guidelines on marking errors say marks should only be changed on review where the original mark "could not reasonably have been given" or where markers have "exercised their academic judgment in an unreasonable way".

Several European countries, including Britain, Belgium, and Denmark have already introduced national guidelines that mark goods produced in settlements.

Not a trivial finding, considering that ignorant prejudice against the serial comma was written into the guidelines for marking a nationwide 2013 spelling and grammar test for 10-year-olds.

The very guidelines for marking off protected from unprotected speech are the result of this battle rather than truths in their own right: "No such thing as free (nonideologically constrained) speech; no such thing as a public forum purged of ideological pressures of exclusion" (Fish, 1994, 116).

He also wrote that the lab's policies regarding privately-conducted work were unclear and that enforcement of classification guidelines was marked by poor training and the absence of consensus.

Solely major deviations of standard guidelines were marked as 'nonstandard' treatment.