Sentence examples for introduced guidelines on from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Gilmore told the Daíl (parliament) that the time was now right to introduce guidelines on abortion two decades after the X case, which centred on a 14-year-old rape victim who was allowed after much controversy to terminate her pregnancy.

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

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

In 2011, the government announced that it would introduce guidelines to ensure "blasphemous material" did not appear on the internet.

However, where clinicians do not differ, or do not differ by very much in their case assessments, retrospectively reviewing cases, or trying to improve consistency of clinical assessment by introducing guidelines (in particular guidelines based chiefly on professional consensus) is unlikely to identify the source of disagreement or increase consistency of decision making.

The ruling means that Poland will have to introduce clearer guidelines on abortion on medical grounds.

The government provoked a storm of protest in 2002 by introducing new guidelines on the sale of military components.

The committee makes several commonsense recommendations: get rid of these artificial incentives; introduce strict guidelines on the use of PFI; and consider using direct investment instead.