Sentence examples for guidelines which have from inspiring English sources

Today 95% of tested water is required to meet national water-quality guidelines, which have been updated recently.

One example is the IMF's data guidelines, which have improved the standard of statistical reporting in emerging economies.

The guidelines, which have gone largely unnoticed, were drawn up this year by the Office for Civil Nuclear Security, an agency of the Department of Trade and Industry.

Several classification societies have published voluntary guidelines, which have been used to include whipping/springing in the design of several container vessels.

Kosher-certifying organizations, including the O.U., issued a statement saying that they will soon issue another statement saying that any Chinese company seeking their approval must comply with certain safety guidelines, which have yet to be specified.

The guidelines, which have also been adopted by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Associationn, the drug industry trade group, prohibit token consulting arrangements, but permit "modest meals" that serve "a genuine educational function".

The antitrust division under Ms. Varney scrapped the Bush administration's monopoly guidelines, which had sharply limited the government's ability to prosecute large corporations that used their market dominance to elbow out competitors.

The council said it was replacing guidelines which had not been reviewed in more than 10 years.

Aspects of the questionnaire were prepared based on the GRI guidelines, which has been described as the most comprehensive guide in the area of CSR disclosures (KPMG, 2015).

In 2002, as my colleague Marcy Wheeler wrote, Cohen "got a federal court to relax the Handschu guidelines, which had been set up in 1985 in response to NYPD's targeting of people for their political speech...

In 1998, the U.S. National Institutes of Health brought U.S. definitions into line with the World Health Organization guidelines, which had the effect of redefining approximately 25 million Americans previously considered "healthy" to "overweight".