Sentence examples for interim guideline from inspiring English sources

This interim guideline is intended to provide guidance until the completion of on-going research activities and the development of globally harmonized device performance specifications.

The current interim guideline for levels of outdoor nighttime traffic noise, as recommended by the WHO, is 55 dB (WHO 2009), which, based on our results, may not fully protect vulnerable population groups.

"In the first instance, the CPS will draft interim guidelines.

The Treasury Department is considering issuing interim guidelines, but the agency has not done so yet.

The announcement came as Britain's top prosecutor published interim guidelines setting out how he would decide whether to prosecute the cases involving journalists.

Olswang also referred to the interim guidelines from the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, regarding prosecutions relating to social media.

Recently, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued a consultation document on its Interim Guidelines on Prosecuting Cases of Child Sexual Abuse.

"The decision has been taken in accordance with the code for crown prosecutors and the DPP's interim guidelines on prosecuting cases of child sexual abuse.

"In order to comply with the judgment, but avoid pre-empting the review of counter-terrorism legislation, I have decided to introduce interim guidelines for the police," the home secretary told the Commons.

Mr. Starmer issued the interim guidelines after a legal victory by Debbie Purdy, a woman who suffers from multiple sclerosis and who sued for clarification on whether her husband might be arrested if she decided to kill herself.

Some allies, and many American companies, expected the president would seek to persuade local governments to abide by federal rules, but in April the Office of Management and Budget issued interim guidelines that offered no such guidance.