Sentence examples for introduced guidelines from inspiring English sources

In August, the N.F.L. introduced guidelines for treating concussions.

Although the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence introduced guidelines for treating people who have self-harmed a decade ago, "many services are still failing to provide a caring, empathetic response when presented with a person who may have harmed themselves", said Lelliott, who is also a former NHS consultant psychiatrist.

Recently, few research studies, (namely [2, 9]) have introduced guidelines on how to conduct big data analytics research.

The company then introduced guidelines requiring all new apps submitted support 64-bit processors by February 2015, and said it would reject 32-bit apps' updates by June , 2015

In 2005, Seattle introduced guidelines regarding the use of stun guns on pregnant women, children and the elderly.

In spite of the fact that the government has already introduced guidelines and legislation to make sex selective abortions illegal, their impact on SRB appears to be growing rapidly.

Compliance to the introduced guideline will be measured as a mediator.

UPDATE: The Catholic archdiocese of Melbourne will introduce guidelines on Monday on "training and cultural understanding," after apologising for the comments of one of its priests.

It says that the UKBA should reconsider its policy of dispersing pregnant women and introduce guidelines which ensure a full risk assessment is undertaken if dispersal is unavoidable.

Retouching has become so prevalent on editorial pages that magazine industry executives have considered introducing guidelines on what is considered acceptable.

The director of public prosecutions responded by introducing guidelines for prosecutors, but at Women Against Rape we still get calls from victims who are suicidal because they are facing prosecution.