Sentence examples for guidelines proposing that from inspiring English sources

Despite American industry guidelines proposing that models under 16 be banned from runways, they are becoming younger than ever.

Usage is under evaluated and, accordingly, current practice has been scrutinised and a guideline proposed that is applicable to user and vendor alike.

In addition to energy-efficient appliances and natural-gas cooking ranges, the guidelines propose that developers borrow a trick from well-appointed luxury houses: thermostats that can be operated by phone or Internet.

The draft guidelines propose that two doctors rather than one should make the assessment.

For example, the U.S. Effluent Guidelines proposed that the retention of drilling fluid on cuttings (ROC) for ester fluids should not be over 9.4%% (by wet weight), while this limitation for internal olefin fluids is 6.9%% (Friedheim et al. 2001; Klein et al. 2003).

The guidelines propose that by 2016, all food products most heavily marketed to children and adolescents ages two to 17 must meet the following two nutrition principles, "provide a meaningful contribution to a healthful diet," and "should minimize the content of nutrients that could have a negative impact on health or weight".

The preclinical guidelines propose that sponsors consider other complementary models.

Based on these findings, recommendations from some guidelines propose that higher A1C goals be set for older adults.

The new guidelines propose that all HIV-positive mothers should receive antiretroviral treatment or prophylaxis during pregnancy, delivery and breastfeeding.

These guidelines propose that neurologists have no obligation to prescribe CE drugs and may ethically refuse a prescription.

Current UK guidelines propose that heath and social care workers should understand the psychological impacts of trauma and, as an immediate response, offer practical, social and emotional support.