Sentence examples for industry draft from inspiring English sources

Adequate labeling of compounded animal drug (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

In May 2015 FDA issued a draft guidance on compounding animal drugs from bulk drug substances (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

The compounding facility would need to have a prescription from a veterinarian for an individually identified animal patient or an order from veterinarian for veterinarian office use (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

Additionally, these products may undermine the incentives to develop and submit new animal drug applications to FDA containing data and information to demonstrate that the product is safe, effective, properly manufactured, and accurately labeled (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

That amount should not exceed the amount of drug product that the state-licensed pharmacy compounded based on a patient-specific prescriptions and the history of receipt of such patient-specific prescriptions for that drug product over any consecutive 14-day period within the previous 6 months (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

Under the proposed guidance, FDA does not intend to take action under sections 512(a), 501(a)(5), and 501(a)(2)(B) of the FD&C Act (FD&C Act Chapter V) if an outsourcing facility compounds animal drugs from bulk drug substances in accordance with the defined applicable conditions published in the document (Guidance for Industry (Draft) (#230) 2015).

In a book published in 1983, Norman Augustine, a luminary of the aerospace industry, drafted a series of lighthearted "laws".

Industry drafts the joint R&D plan with $15 mln budgets and pretends to be doing something.

Industry scale draft tube precipitator design (Agglomerators and Growth tanks) in Bayer alumina process has the task to uniformly suspend the alumina hydrate particles with minimum power consumption.

In March this year the Sierra Club and three other environmental organizations sued the South Coast Air Quality Management District, claiming it had allowed the refinery industry to draft a proposal for smog-prevention measures that it later adopted.

"Barney's really angry that we've done all this stuff, that the industry helped draft, and they said, 'If you do it this way, and you hold your mouth, and you stand on just your left leg, if you do all that, we'll have lots of modifications.' And nothing - nothing - has happened," Miller said.