Sentence examples for guidelines which do from inspiring English sources

The guidelines, which do no more than codify existing practice, neither facilitate coalition government, nor do they make it more difficult to achieve.

Federal support should not be reallocated until state and local fusion centres follow federal fusion centre guidelines, which do not exist yet in any coherent fashion, but which the Obama administration should fashion.

Those broad guidelines, which do not necessarily apply to individual patients, were based on research that showed that lowering sodium intake reduces high blood pressure, a widely accepted surrogate for risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

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In order to attract interest, the recent IPOs have had to sign up to so-called novo mercado guidelines, which do away with the dual share classes, over-friendly board members and non-existent protection for minority shareholders that made life hazardous for outside investors.

Lucilla Poston, director of the maternal and fetal research unit, and Lucy Chappell, clinical senior lecturer in maternal and foetal medicine, said it would be "premature" for the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence to reassess its guidelines, which do not advise regular weighing of pregnant women.

(He did say that its safety guidelines, which did not adequately address concussions until 2011, fell short).

Meanwhile, Ghana was still employing the pre-2003 WHO GUD syndromic management guidelines which did not include acyclovir [ 36].

Delays in adults older than 35 years might reflect previous guidelines which did not recommend LTBI therapy for patients older than 35 years, discouraging LTBI testing in this age group[ 19].

Interventions 1108 women were randomised to a comprehensive dietary and lifestyle intervention delivered by research staff; 1104 were randomised to standard care and received pregnancy care according to local guidelines, which did not include such information.

Women randomised to the Standard Care Group will continue to receive their pregnancy care according to local hospital guidelines, which does not currently include routine provision of dietary, lifestyle and behavioural advice.