Sentence examples for guidelines on when from inspiring English sources

First, he provides precise guidelines on when and how to use mercury in these patients.

Lawmakers set clear guidelines on when the police are allowed to request a suspect's immigration status, he said.

Additional studies are needed before such findings can be confirmed nationally and to develop guidelines on when chemotheraphy should be stopped in terminal cases, Dr. Emanuel said.

"I would like the National Institute of Clinical Excellence to produce authoritative guidelines on when medication should be prescribed and when other approaches should be used," says Taylor.

The case prompted huge debate among obstetricians and politicians over whether the guidelines on when abortions could legally be carried out were clear.

For the present data set, this paper provides guidelines on when to convert oversized collector roads to standard-sized collector roads, to improve safety.

Our results clarify the relative merits of each architecture and provide a good guideline on when to adopt which architecture.

Firstly, as there was no standardized guideline on when to order stool testing for C. difficile in our hospital, the population of our samples may have been biased.

For example, I learned about the Asbury Park Press series when AFSP referred the paper to its media reporting guidelines on Twitter when the series ran, though I'm not sure why.

The corporation's editorial standards committee found that Bowen had breached guidelines on impartiality when he referred to "Zionism's innate instinct to push out the frontier".

"This is made worse by their failure to ensure effective coordination of the only government action on FGM, which is the implementation of the multi-agency guidelines on FGM". When the guidelines were launched, Lynne Featherstone, the Liberal Democrat minister for equalities, said: "I have seen first hand the effect this abhorrent crime can have on women and girls.