Sentence examples for in its guidelines from inspiring English sources

As a result, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice) adopted it in its guidelines as a recommended intervention in cases of chronic depression.

When it comes to nudity, Facebook apologises in its guidelines for policies that "can sometimes be more blunt than we would like and restrict content shared for legitimate purposes" due to its desire to maintain uniform policies across the world.

Though more stringent in its guidelines, the European Union has been less than clear about how to implement them.

The board is clear in its guidelines that certain pornographic imagery should be restricted but other imagery is suitable for general exhibition.

In its guidelines for preventing surgical site infections, the C.D.C. recommends that hair not be removed unless it will interfere with the operation.

The legislation will meet the demands set by the International Olympic Committee in its guidelines for games venues, which are designed to ensure that the £1.6bn investment by sponsors and broadcasters is not diluted by rival companies' efforts.

The EMA has defined specific endpoints that are acceptable from a regulatory standpoint in its "Guideline on the evaluation of anticancer medicinal products in man" [2].

It is unclear how far the association will go in changing its guidelines, but the proposals have already begun to roil the legal profession.

It also gave the impression that the society is not being vigilant in enforcing its guidelines.

"If you're creating an app, website or other service designed to be used with Pinterest, give it a distinctive name," Pinterest writes in its brand guidelines.

Recently Sweden included sustainability in its dietary guidelines in the face of stiff criticism from industry, an experience mirrored in the US where the American Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee DGACC) recommended that dietary guidance should take account of food's environmental implications.