Sentence examples for long-standing guidelines from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the Guardian he said the transport secretary, Lord Adonis, and airline executives had not forced the CAA into a hasty re-writing of long-standing guidelines on flying through volcanic ash.

But due to a set of long-standing guidelines recently updated by the Church of England, The Telegraph reported that anyone from the parish of Englefield could end up crashing Pippa's wedding ceremony.

Comey consulted with senior Justice Department officials and was urged not to disclose any developments in light of long-standing guidelines, according to two officials briefed on the matter.

18 It would therefore be beneficial to investigate knowledge of MVPA guidelines within the broad UK adult population before and after the long-standing guidelines of 30 min on 5 days/week were updated with 150 min/week in 2011.

As my colleague Jane Mayer first reported, Lynch pressed Comey not to make the disclosure to Congress, citing the long-standing Justice guidelines.

But now the US Department of Agriculture plans to revoke their long-standing dietary guidelines and to focus on the amount of sugar people are eating, instead.

Through direct contact with mothers and emergency responders, the groups strove to implement long-standing international guidelines for feeding infants in emergencies.

Vilsack's seeming failure to grasp this point underscores the long-standing disconnect between the guidelines and the reality of America's dietary woes.

In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.

Its new 5th edition makes controversial revisions in the definition of depression, eliminating a long-standing "bereavement exception" in the guidelines for diagnosing a "major depressive disorder".

"Mueller has to follow existing Department of Justice guidelines, and the long-standing department position is that a sitting president can't be indicted," Treanor said.