Sentence examples for its guidelines of from inspiring English sources

The minimum cage size for keeping rats (and other laboratory animals) is specified in the laws of different countries and its guidelines of relevant organizations.

Estonia's then President Toomas Hendrik Ilves responded with a tweet saying that Estonia was one of only five members of NATO to meet its guidelines of spending at least 2percentt of gross domestic product on defense.

In July 2010, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued formal revisions of its guidelines on the use of highly active antiretroviral therapy for HIV.

Facebook's advertising team banned the ad for breaking its guidelines on use of language that is "profane, vulgar, threatening or generates high negative feedback".

In July 2007 the Government of Nepal released its Guidelines on the Ethical Promotion of Medicines through its Department of Drug Administration [DDA].

Earlier this year, in an update of its guidelines on infection control, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reinforced its recommendation that providers use sterile disposable needles and syringes.

Last year, an independent commission on terrorism recommended that the C.I.A. lift its guidelines on the use of agents who had committed human rights violations.

Facebook has now officially changed its guidelines on showing images of mastectomies and mastectomy tattoos, taking another long awaited step toward public acceptance.

The Committee on Standards in Public Life is rewriting its guidelines on potential conflicts of interests.

The BBC has... updated its guidelines on how the use of material from social networking sites should be used.

Following the rise of London as a financial center, opening a permanent London office has been discussed numerous times (Berris and Byrne 2007), but so far the firm has stuck to its guideline of not having branch offices preferring to work with foreign referral firms if necessary (Illman 2007).