Sentence examples for nice states from inspiring English sources

More specifically, for lymph node-positive early or locally advanced breast cancer, NICE states that docetaxel, not paclitaxel, should be part of the chemotherapy regimen (NICE, 2009a).

Although this guidance is about diagnosis, Nice states that, in many cases, asthma control is already inadequate, which could be life-threatening.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) states in its guidelines that women should avoid alcohol altogether during pregnancy, or that if they do choose to drink, it should be no more than one or two units once or twice a week.

Official advice in the UK from the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) states that women should not drink at all in the first three months of pregnancy, and drink no more than one or two units, once or twice a week, after that.

Do you wish you lived in one of the nice states?

The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) states that women should be offered counselling and told of the risks first.

Many choose instead to buy a house near a nice state school.

They're still learning, but in a really nice state of mind".

Picture if you will a nice state primary school, in 1980s south Wales.

"This used to be such a nice state," said Oregon State Senator Carol Foyler, a pro-wall lawmaker.

For if this postmodern zombie version of the Union of Soviet Writers resembles its predecessor in any way, then collaborating writers will at the very least enjoy decent salaries, nice state-funded trips and relaxing holidays at sanatoria in Russia's warm southern regions.