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In 1999, the obstetricians' group issued guidelines that had a chilling impact.

The federal government has issued guidelines that pull back on enforcement in states that have adequate protocols in place, but California's lax laws are problematic.

Car owners and security experts can tinker with automobile software without incurring US copyright liability, according to newly issued guidelines that were opposed by the auto industry.

With the rate of Caesarean sections on the rise, a leading group of obstetricians has issued guidelines that may reduce the number of operations.

In 2003, the agency issued guidelines that divided drugs into three categories according to how risky they were for human health.

In June American supervisors issued guidelines that said bosses should not incentivise employees to blow up their firms a management insight worthy of the Springfield nuclear-power plant.

The George W. Bush administration rolled back some of that progress, issuing guidelines that made it far too easy for schools to evade their obligation to provide equal opportunities.

In 2005, the Vatican sidestepped that ideological debate, but seemed to appease conservatives by issuing guidelines that would strictly limit the admission of gay men to Catholic seminaries.

Both Mr. Benna and Schwab say they have approached the Labor and Treasury Departments, as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission, asking the government to consider issuing guidelines that would encourage such a change in the way the industry does business.

Owens is the vice chair of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent panel of national experts in prevention and evidence-based medicine who issue guidelines that impact every primary care physician and patient in the United States.

Unfortunately, when it comes to food safety, the Food and Drug Administration dragged its feet throughout the last administration and is now, under the current administration, issuing guidelines that are an improvement but do not go far enough.