Sentence examples for guidelines to make a from inspiring English sources
Still, the council's estimates offer enough guidelines to make a reasonable assessment of the link between new policy and new jobs.
Clinical diagnosis of COPD should not rely on spirometry alone, but a positive spirometry is required by all guidelines to make a definitive diagnosis.
Although we used the same guidelines to make an independent assessment, most appellants also had claims and appeals before the Social Security Administration.
Although today "proportionate" and "disproportionate" are terms which may be used instead of ordinary versus extraordinary, the latter are not only still the most commonly used terms, but they are probably the best guideline to make a judgment on risk benefit.
The Estée Lauder corporation, which presides over 28 brands, including Origins and Aveda, has set design guidelines to make sustainable packaging a priority in the company.
HMRC publishes clear guidelines to make sure no one can make a mistake about who is and is not self-employed in situations like this.
There is a lack of objective radiographic guidelines to make the clinical decision to perform PAT.
Q. Have you loosened any guidelines to make loans easier? A. No, but what happens is that banks will use our loan guarantees if it is a business that maybe needs longer payback periods, or maybe an unconventional structure or may not quite meet their credit standards.
"If the new guidelines are to make a difference and change drinking habits in the UK, national health campaigns are needed to provide clear information about the health risks of drinking alcohol," Cox added.
The plot will give you kind of a guideline, necessary to make a focused book.
