Sentence examples for guidelines points from inspiring English sources
The report "does not say how to implement these guidelines," points out Singer, but rather it highlights the areas that need attention.
The new guidelines point out that there's no 'safe' level of alcohol consumption.
The guidelines point up the many uncertainties and complexities of treating H.I.V.
The guidelines point out that the I.N.S., like any prosecutor, is not bound to start proceedings in every case.
The guidelines point out that deciding how best to handle bathroom access for transgender students can be especially challenging.
Now, the new guidelines point out, "individual compounding pharmacies in many communities will make up the combination of 10 milligrams of pyridoxine and 10 milligrams of doxylamine on request".
As the association guidelines point out, "numerous studies have documented a lower rate of miscarriage among women with nausea and vomiting of pregnancy and hyperemesis gravidarum when compared to controls".
Delightfully, the BBFC classification guidelines point out that the film "contains one scene of animal birth" which "occurs within the natural rhythm of life and death" – a perfect description of this indefinable and utterly unmissable gem.
Last week, Senior District Judge Frederic Block drew attention by giving her a sentence without time in prison, though federal sentencing guidelines pointed to a term of thirty-three to forty-one months behind bars.
The statements then go to an advisory committee, which then decides whether to present the matter to law enforcement -- something not required by state law, the guidelines point out.
At the same time, new CPS guidelines point out that the factors often used to point to the untruthfulness of a witness – including not reporting the offence immediately, an inconsistent account, voluntary return to the alleged abuser, a history of dishonesty or of drink or drugs abuse – may in fact support the allegations, because such behaviour is often seen in victims of abuse.
