Sentence examples for guidelines written from inspiring English sources

The current guidelines written by Anatrella make only passing references to prevention policies.

Guidelines written by academic types only impact the fringes of our practices.

Cornell University guidelines written by the Board of Trustees govern the process of establishing an endowed professorship.

If we think we can rely on Ethics Committee guidelines written by our colleagues to shield us from corruption investigations, we are drinking our own bathwater.

The new guidelines, written by a federal panel and due to be announced on Monday, represent a major philosophical shift in treating H.I.V., the AIDS virus.

In guidelines written for Republican members of Congress, Mr. Luntz advises: "Women consistently respond to the phrase 'for the children' regardless of the context".

One of the few pediatric allergists who questioned the guidelines written in 1998 and 2000 was Dr. Gideon Lack, at St . Marys Hospital in London.

Students should follow the following guidelines (written on the board or photocopied for easier student access): "First, discuss the newspaper's editorial approach.

Treatment information for HIV-related skin conditions was embedded within guidelines written for other purposes, primarily HIV/AIDs treatment guidelines (49%).

But safety guidelines written in 2002 and posted on the N.I.H. Web site note that it has not been determined whether the raised liver enzymes that statins can produce are in fact linked to liver toxicity.

The company's thorough design guidelines--written by San Diego architect Mark Fehlman--specify three different architectural styles: Mediterranean, Monterey and Spanish Colonial.