Sentence examples for guidelines that specify from inspiring English sources

Professional societies set guidelines that specify when the defibrillators should be used, based on studies showing which patients they help.

Secure Nuclear power plant (NPP) operation involves using guidelines that specify procedures to be followed by personnel.

The "haute couture" appellation is tightly regulated by French law and has formal guidelines that specify that a house must employ at least 15 people full time.

The Federal Aviation Administration says that the Colgan crew was working within the existing guidelines that specify how much rest pilots must have between shifts.

A select group of stakeholders — which would comprise working groups — could develop guidelines that specify the standards that should be adopted.

They say such protections can be ignored or prove insufficient in the absence of vigilant monitoring or explicit guidelines that specify which architectural elements deserve protection.

On May 8, 2003, before I left for Iraq, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld gave me a memo titled "Principles for Iraq-Policy Guidelines" that specified that the coalition "will actively oppose Saddam Hussein's old enforcers — the Baath Party, Fedayeen Saddam, etc".

The selection of the data was based on the Dutch physical therapy guideline for clinical reporting, a guideline that specifies the data that are relevant for physical therapy practices.

This is increasingly acknowledged [ 3, 4] and has led the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to produce guidelines [ 5] that specify minimum criteria for the scientific adequacy of scales in clinical trials.

The requirements we list in this paper include the following sources: A PubMed search of the published requirements listed by authors and developers of different guideline models and systems, as well as guideline-related papers that specify information needs.

The Department of Education changed the appeals process for violations, and they "appear to tip the appeals process in the college's favor". These new rules eliminate certain guidelines that would specify what data would be considered representative of the student body, allowing colleges to appeal using any data it chooses.