Renters Choice doesn't impose rigid guidelines on its managers; it gives them leeway in deciding whom to trust and whom not to trust.
Each lender or card issuer has its own guidelines on whom it accepts for specific cards.
You can't just say 'wearables' because you want somebody to wear your tech, let's call it fashion so we can give guidelines on what it's supposed to look like.
While researchers have not been able to answer definitively how long it takes the human brain to heal, the American Academy of Neurology has devised broad guidelines on when it is safe for an athlete to return to play.
DPPs have had to issue guidelines on when it is not in the public interest to prosecute – but in a democracy it is elected representatives who should make the law".
The act was due to come into force in April, after the publication in January of guidelines on how it should be interpreted.
But there was concern among some victims that the church had yet to lay down any clear guidelines on how it will find and punish abusive priests that are still alive.
Dr Bedford-Russell wants clear guidelines on when it is right for mothers to have babies at home or in midwife-led units, believing first-time mothers are more at risk.
The EC guidelines seem aspirational rather than achievable in the short term for most member states, but the statutory requirement for clinical audit must be fulfilled, and this may lead to closer adherence to the detailed EC guidelines on how it is best implemented.
The Joint Negotiating Committee for Higher Education Staff (JNCHES), which represents both employers and unions, has produced guidelines on when it is appropriate to use fixed-term contracts, guidelines that A'Brook is pleased to note "are a lot more restrictive than the [U.K. government's] regulations".
