Sentence examples for guidelines to accept from inspiring English sources

An eye-opening report four years ago by the Community Rights Counsel, an environmental group, revealed that between 1992 and 1998, more than a quarter of the federal judiciary -- some 230 federal judges -- took advantage of a loophole in current ethical guidelines to accept the free vacations.

Follow this guideline: Learn to accept the world, and decide to be strong.

Other workers rifled through drums of waste contaminated with plutonium — by hand, but with their hands protected by gloves that reached through a protective plexiglass barrier — to remove liquids and aerosols so the waste could meet the guidelines to be accepted at a deep underground depository in New Mexico.

Clinicians may be reluctant to accept guidelines because there are discrepancies between the recommendations of different guidelines, because guidelines are difficult to apply at a local level, or because of a perception that guidelines have not been incorporated into the system.

Ignorance of the guidelines' existence is common though seldom recognized, and a reluctance to accept guideline recommendations is also a real but little acknowledged problem.

The Dutch genetic cancer screening guidelines currently oblige them to accept these patients.

'Missing' recommendations or a lack of addressing issues believed to be important for clinical practice and for patients, influenced the providers' willingness to accept guidelines.

This assumption is probably based on thinking that no technical solution can be found within the present scope of the international intellectual property regime that could force patent-owners to accept guidelines set by international organizations.

Further studies are needed to determine which motivations and attitudes may play a role for primary care physicians to be aware of the guidelines and be able to accept, and adhere to them.

Second, it is introducing "best practice" principles that forbid the purchase of gems from war-torn areas; sightholders unwilling to accept these guidelines "will be cut off from our diamonds".

Margo Wootan, director of nutrition policy for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group, predicted that the guidelines would force many companies to accept great restrictions and improve recipes.