Sentence examples for guidelines set out by from inspiring English sources

There is no suggestion that any of them have flouted the guidelines set out by the advisory board.

The MoD spokesman said: "All our medical advice is based on the current guidelines set out by Public Health England.

He looked as if he could use a hug, but the guidelines set out by his ministry urge citizens to refrain from giving any.

For the majority of parents, a much cheaper way to find peace of mind is to follow the guidelines set out by The Lullaby Trust for safe sleeping".

Within strict guidelines set out by Mr Obama, America will support Iraqi forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters in the country's north.

But in the next breath he insisted that the fight to tackle IS would have to follow the strict, narrow guidelines set out by his president.

This permits countries to use or produce DDT for the purposes of controlling disease vectors, as long as they follow the guidelines set out by the World Health Organisation.

Yet, according to the guidelines set out by Nice (The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence), adults with a BMI of 40 or over (or a BMI of 35 with co-morbidities) should be considered for surgery.

Israel's army radio said Kerry was working on a plan similar to the Clinton parameters, guidelines set out by the former US president in 2000 as a basis for negotiations.

As he has only recently retired, Soar is one of two former officers who could have flouted the guidelines set out by the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA).

This has recently been reflected in the guidelines set out by the director of public prosecutions which are the subject of a historic debate in the House of Commons on Tuesday.