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It wants the GMC, which regulates doctors, to increase the priority given to nutrition and exercise when it next reviews its guidelines to medical schools on what they should be teaching.
But this is a case of shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted.Although the FAA issues security regulations, it has left the implementation of its guidelines to the airports, which oversee airport security, and the airlines, which screen passengers and baggage.
"We've seen that [RBS] is desperate to try to meet its guidelines to increase their lending," said one banker.
The association made changes to its guidelines to reflect the recommendations of a working group that reported in July.
Also in 2007, the federal Sentencing Commission amended its guidelines to stop penalizing crimes involving crack more severely than those involving powder cocaine.
On Monday, the National Eating Disorders Association released a statement thanking the C.F.D.A. for updating its guidelines to include clearer language on education and for checking models' identification.
Although Sun has publicized its ethical guidelines to its executives since the early 1990's and created a business conduct office two years ago, its management felt that this was not enough, according to David Farrell, chief compliance officer for the company.
In 2012, Patricia Cohen of The New York Times described how the museum had initiated "Talmudic-like analysis" of its legal guidelines to expand its charge toward addressing the politics and motivations of al Qaeda.
Earlier this year, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group, revised its ethics guidelines to make it clearer that certain gifts -- particularly those related to entertainment rather than education -- are inappropriate.
Apple has recently announced that it has updated its App Store guidelines to allow software developers to include virtual currency transactions in apps.
The airline group, known as I.A.T.A., has reissued its health guidelines to airlines.
