Sentence examples for launch guidelines from inspiring English sources
Its themed corporate boardrooms and sectoral entrepreneurial forums discuss trends and launch guidelines for actions of support and advice to enterprises.
As a result of that growth since launch, Guideline today is announcing a $15 million round of financing led by Felicis Ventures.
On Monday the College of Policing launches guidelines aimed at getting police to avoid using force when having to deal with those they believe may be suffering from acute mental health problems.
The news comes a month after the government launched guidelines to help frontline workers in health, education and social services identify and prevent FGM, and pledged its commitment to ending the practice.
For the elderly and vulnerable, they have become a particular problem, despite the Direct Marketing Association launching guidelines in 2012 to help call-centre staff identify people unable to make an informed decision.
Meanwhile, the UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) has launched guidelines on how to moderate online environments for children.
The use of ILE as an antidote has increased dramatically and associations in several countries have launched guidelines regarding the use of ILE in local anaesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST).
In 2011 the Swedish National board for Health and Welfare launched guidelines with a preventive scope.
The 55 member companies of Mr Arscott's association are about to launch common guidelines for health-care projects.It is no coincidence that mining and energy firms are active in health: they are, after all, used to thinking about the environment in similar terms.
And so on 26 November, during National Inter-Faith week, we are launching Ethical Guidelines for Inter-Faith Marriages at Westminster Abbey.
Last month Education Secretary Ruth Kelly launched revised guidelines to try to improve the quality of school meals before tough minimum nutritional standards are introduced next year.
