Sentence examples for guidelines to reflect from inspiring English sources

The association made changes to its guidelines to reflect the recommendations of a working group that reported in July.

Second, the agencies should update the Non-Horizontal Merger Guidelines to reflect the reality that vertical integration can have anticompetitive effects.

In this review, participants in a workshop convened by the National Institutes of Health update EWAS design and execution guidelines to reflect new insights in the field.

Britain's financial watchdog must also revise its remuneration guidelines to reflect the more stringent E.U. law, including the use of contingent capital for bonus payments.

It did instruct the United States Sentencing Commission to act quickly to revise its discretionary sentencing guidelines to reflect the new ratios.

In Britain, regulators must now revise pay guidelines to reflect the more stringent E.U. law, including the use of contingent capital for bonus payments.

They could request that the Sentencing Council produce a guideline to reflect that change, and a change in attitudes towards knife crime.

Released in the wake of the #MeToo movement, the new set of guidelines seemed to reflect contemporary conversations about gender, bullying and harassment.

The Federal Trade Commission, which regulates advertising in media in the US, updated its guidelines last year to reflect the growing number of native adverts on social media.

The researchers suggest that government drinking guidelines need to reflect actual consumption instead of reported drinking - especially when ascertaining what levels are associated with harm.

Manchester Crown Court has dealt with more cases than other courts so far - and its judges agreed their own guidelines last week to reflect the severity of the disturbances in Salford and Manchester.