Sentence examples for old guideline from inspiring English sources

The old guideline was merely early defibrillation.

The faulty gospel of good race relations means that in his dealings with black America, Obama has to abide by the old guideline of ethics: avoid not only a conflict of interest but the appearance of a conflict of interest.

The 200-milligram regimen is so widely accepted that the 600-milligram dose is now considered bad medicine, and many doctors would refuse the procedure entirely rather than follow the old guideline.

According to your article, hospitals complain of the risk of being sued for a bad outcome if they follow the old guideline of having the surgical team "readily available," which allows calling in a team from outside the hospital, as opposed to "immediately available".

Indeed, 9% of adults from the 2013 sample reported the old guideline (2004 2010) when asked to recall the current guideline (2011).

He said he worried that the old guidelines labeled too many girls as abnormal.

Under Facebook's old guidelines, news curators stuck to a list of trusted media sources.

Dr. Kaplowitz said the old guidelines encouraged an over-medicalization of normal development.

Under the old guidelines, most students had to receive 785 calories at lunch.

The Obama administration conceded that perhaps the old guidelines were too strict.

The old guidelines regarding authorship of scientific papers, Dr. Tsang added, mostly addressed papers by a single author.