Sentence examples for guidelines put forth from inspiring English sources

The recent brouhaha over the guidelines put forth by the government task force on breast-cancer screening, however, illustrates how tricky it can be to deliver on this promise.

The judge's proposal was a scaled-back version of the guidelines put forth by the government last week, when it suggested that Apple be forced to end its agreements with the five settling publishers and avoid entering similar agreements with producers of movies, TV and music.

In this study, load-carrying performance and hydrostatic tests were conducted for a newly developed, unbonded post-tensioning (PT) anchor with encapsulation, following the guidelines put forth in KCI-PS101 and ACI 423.7-14.

The experimental protocol strictly followed guidelines put forth by Canadian Council of Animal Care and McMaster University Animal Research Ethics Board.

All animal work was performed in adherence to the institutional guidelines put forth by the animal care and use committee of the University of Tennessee.

All animal studies were carried out according to guidelines put forth by the NIH guide for the care and use of laboratory animals, as approved under protocol #2008-10-667 by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee.

SkyFire seems to be pretty confident that they'll get approved quick, saying that the application was developed "with significant oversight and feedback from Apple", and that "it adheres to every guideline put forth by Apple regarding HTML5 video playback for iOS".

The experimental protocol and animal housing were in accordance with institutional guidelines as put forth by the French Ethical Committee (Agreement B75-05 18, France).

Their care and housing were in accordance with institutional guidelines as put forth by the French Ethical Committee (Agreement B75-05 18, France) under the supervision of an authorised investigator (MF Poupon).

Their care and housing were in accordance with guidelines as put forth by the German Ethical Committee and the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources, National Research Council NIH Guidee, vol.25, no.28, 1996).

The animal was handled in a manner which ameliorated distress or suffering, as suggested in the Weatherall report, and cared for in accordance with institutional guidelines as put forth by AAALAC and United States federal law.