Sentence examples for guidelines on whether from inspiring English sources

California's labor department has issued updated guidelines on whether internships should be paid or unpaid, with the new rules giving employers slightly more latitude not to pay them.

There are no guidelines on whether the county should merely administer social services or expand outward to cater to an unmet golfing demand, remain amusement park operators or, for that matter, become butchers or bakers or candlestick makers.

The court unanimously dismissed Martin's request that the director of public prosecutions should be ordered to rewrite guidelines on whether those accompanying patients to a suicide clinic overseas should be prosecuted, but anticipated that the director of public prosecutions (DPP) will be able to consider whether the policy needs amending.

Furthermore, there is no data or guidelines on whether EBL should be restricted to in-patients.

This survey has highlighted the lack of clarity in current guidelines on whether day-case cataract surgery patients at high-risk of MRSA carriage should undergo screening.

Of the nursing homes surveyed, some had no guidelines on deciding whether to evacuate, no instructions about how much food and water to bring, no method for assigning staff members to make the trip, no procedures for transporting medications, no suggestions on alternate evacuation routes if highways were clogged, no arrangements with a host facility and no plans for how and when to return.

Clinical practice guidelines disagree on whether health care professionals should screen women for depression during pregnancy or postpartum.

The respondents' behavior in performing the tests and examinations did not depend on whether they had the guideline available or whether they had used it.

In this paper, we reviewed the relevant guidelines, regulations, and ethical codes of the Arab countries in the Middle East; investigated whether each country had national regulations or guidelines on research ethics; determined whether ethical principles are stated in these guidelines and, if so, which ones; and then compared them with each other and with the major international guidelines.

Now the panel is trying to establish whether guidelines on the physical signs of rape updated by the Royal College of Pediatricians since the original trial, suggest that perhaps no crime took place after all.

Some reasons may be its unclear safety definition and the lack of guidelines on how to establish whether the observational method is more favourable than conventional design.