Sentence examples for guidelines which take from inspiring English sources

The city officials said new federal guidelines, which take effect this school year, proved they were right all along.

The guidelines, which take effect in April, require all members to file a list of potential conflicts of interest with the I.O.C.'s ethics commission.

Mr. Hughes said the new guidelines, which take effect later this month, impose tough protections on information gathered, for example "on a community page for prostate cancer sufferers" because anyone visiting such a page could be assumed to have the disease.

Market benchmarks: Apony also sees organizations returning to market benchmarks, (compa-ratio or position in range), to set guidelines which take into account the relationship between the salary of an employee and the pay range for that employee.

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Our results indicate the following sequencing study design guidelines which take advantage of the recent advances in genotype imputation methodology: Select the largest and most diverse reference panel for sequencing and genotype as many "anchor" markers as possible.

Even with the new guidelines, which took effect in the middle of last year, 359 Afghans were killed in airstrikes in 2009, the United Nations survey found.

The damage level of walls was assessed using the 2004 Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) Guidelines, which takes into account the level of damage such as residual crack width or stress level of concrete and reinforcement.

"GPs will say: 'Tell me what am I doing at the moment that you want me to stop doing so that I can do this?'" The guidelines, which took two years to produce, urges employers to provide showers at work and cycle racks and subsidise gym membership.

Funding support for the guidelines, which took more than a year to complete, was provided by the National Institutes of Health's Office of AIDS Research.

Regarding the new NIH guidelines, which took effect on Tuesday, 7 July, Kevin Eggan of Harvard University noted that he spent Tuesday night talking to Harvard lawyers about whether he needed to shut down experiments in his lab.