Sentence examples for introducing guidance from inspiring English sources

17 26 27 The test ordering behaviour of doctors significantly changed by introducing guidance in the form of simple form and computer-based requests.

The coalition has introduced guidance that allows teachers to discipline pupils outside the school grounds.

He is also expected to introduce guidance on interest rates in August.

UKBA introduced guidance on pregnancy and dispersal last year in response to concerns about the impact of dispersal on pregnant women asylum seekers.

The government is to ask the regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to introduce guidance and consumer protection measures to ensure pensioners are fully informed of the changes and are protected from any mis-selling, he said.

The recently introduced guidance has given cause for concerns from both the oncology and primary care communities.

There is a need to improve the appropriateness of referral for elective surgery and to introduce guidance so that both over- and under- referral are reduced [ 7].

It was introduced by the Australian government in July 2008 to "promote early detection of lifestyle risk factors, delayed development and illness, and introduce guidance for healthy lifestyles and early intervention strategies" [ 15].

Despite an increasing effort on behalf of NICE to introduce guidance implementation tracking, and the introduction of programmes to assist NHS Trusts in implementing evidence-based recommendations, there is still no clear steer on how to translate best evidence guidelines into best practice [ 23- 25].

It is also introducing formal guidance on checking documents printed off the Protocol system, and making changes to its configuration.

He wasted no time in making changes at the Bank, quellingquelled a high-profile row about the lack of women on banknotes in his first week, bringing in new press advisers and, most notably, introducing "forward guidance" to signal the intended path of monetary policy.