Sentence examples for guidelines to deal from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Lynch, a junior health minister, said medical professionals needed guidelines to deal with such circumstances.

Clearly, there's a need for guidelines to deal with such patients.

"Uefa agreed new, strict guidelines to deal with racism, suggesting a commendable determination to combat discrimination," wrote Tutu.

The Dutch government and soccer officials recently adopted new guidelines to deal with fans' taunts, and this was the first match to be abandoned under the new rules.

The inquest heard that Acpo guidelines to deal with vulnerable people, including drunk people such as Saunders, were not employed on the night he died.

For now, she said, the remaining states need to provide guidelines to deal with power plants that currently hold New Jersey emissions allowances.

Since scoring algorithm of each instrument did not include guideline to deal with missing data, subjects with missing data in one of the instrument items were excluded in this study.

Although this is quite common, for example 35% of the genes on Affymetrix U133a array are represented by multiple probe sets, no systematic evaluation of the concordance between multiple representations of the same gene has been reported, thus leaving microarray users without clear guidelines how to deal with this problem.

But the FCC is also mulling further steps, such as developing a set of guidelines to help deal with future outages.

Organisations in England's National Health Service (NHS) are required to have 'did not attend' (DNA) guidelines to help deal with the 'unseen child'.

Experimental design and statistical analysis are not treated extensively in the guidelines; neither do the guidelines discuss how to deal with calibration based on limited real world measurements.