Sentence examples for organisation guidelines from inspiring English sources
Seymour told the Senate committee that the anti-dumping commission uses World Trade Organisation guidelines as a framework for the all the work it does, too.
Although not compulsory under World Trade Organisation guidelines, the EU has chosen to abide by the lesser-duty rule, which restricts punitive tariffs on dumped goods.
Carslaw said that on Oxford Street: In 2013 (the most recent full year for which statistics are available) the annual mean NO2 was 135 μg m3 In that year there were 1506 hours greater than 200 μg m3 Organisation Guidelines which state that the annual mean must not be more than 40 μg m3 and NO2 should not be above 200 μg m3.
Ileocolonoscopy revealed extensive ileocolonic aphthous ulceration, and the histology of the ileum and colon was suggestive of Crohn's ileocolitis based on the European Crohn's and Colitis Organisation guidelines.
A web-based search of government and expert organisation guidelines for England regarding CRTs was conducted using the search terms and web resources reported in Additional file 2: Table DS2.
As palliative care and its provision is defined in the Belgian legislation [ 15] and several Royal Decrees act as healthcare organisation guidelines for the different palliative care services, there is no separate national palliative care policy.
Moreover, physical exercise is strongly recommended for cancer patients in several organisations' guidelines [ 8– 12].
CRT implementation review - web resources searched for government and expert organisations' guidelines.
Relevant bibliographies, existing networks and HIV organisations, guidelines and conference abstracts were also reviewed, and experts in the field consulted regarding missing publications.
The British Olympic Association has reminded its athletes to act "carefully and responsibly" when using social media after Dai Greene fell foul of the organisation's guidelines in an online exchange.
Quinn, T. J. et al. Evidence-based stroke rehabilitation: an expanded guidance document from the european stroke organisation (ESO) guidelines for management of ischaemic stroke and transient ischaemic attack 2008.
