Sentence examples for guidelines share from inspiring English sources

Buyers, who build houses that adhere to design guidelines, share ownership of the ranch itself, including the herd of 300 grass-fed cows.

The end user framework used for these reporting guidelines share some similarities.

Secondly, the guidelines share consistency regarding counselling about the risk of congenital malformation related to uncontrolled blood sugar preconceptionally and the use of effective contraception until good blood sugar control is achieved.

UK (Department of Health 2007; British Society of Audiology (BSA) Practice Guidance 2012) and US (American Academy of Audiology AAA Task Forcece 2006; Tunkel et al. 2014) guidelines share many common recommendations for the audiologic management of adults with hearing impairment, where hearing aids play a major role.

This report also demonstrates that factors that have helped UNICEF carry out this upstream work effectively do not necessarily trace back to policies or guidelines shared from the UNICEF HQ or regional office.

The guidelines shared above have been rightfully criticized as potentially shifting burdens onto the most vulnerable members of society as Medicaid users in the US fall into the lowest income brackets [ 72, 73].

In some organizations internal staff managed guideline sharing activities: we have two people on staff who coordinate the web site and mailing (10).

In other organizations with few resources some guideline sharing activities were achieved with: whatever funding has been raised…mainly through corporate sponsorship (06).

DUBAI — The United Arab Emirates is moving ahead with a major overhaul of corporate law to introduce unified accounting standards for all businesses, amend guidelines for share offerings in local capital markets, and extend the possibility of foreign majority ownership of companies nationwide.

In [166], the authors suggest guidelines to share data for humanitarian use, while preserving the privacy of users.

We stick to the 0.18 indicator as it resembles remarkably well the indicator used in the German merger guidelines (market share of 30% or higher of the merged entity) and allows for a direct comparison with prior studies.