Sentence examples for practice issued from inspiring English sources

The interim code of practice issued by the Department for Transport does not limit the use of body scanners to any strict random method.

In making these decisions, the Bank of England has acted under the powers conferred on it by the Banking Act 2009 and in accordance with the Code of Practice issued by HM Treasury.

The Manual of Kindergarten Practice, issued by the Education Bureau, provided prospective school operators with the necessary information regarding statutory requirements and recommendations for the operation of kindergartens.

Regulation of mining activity at SMS deposits can be complex, falling under national and international legislation alongside codes of practice issued by industry and other stakeholders.

Under the Broadcasting (Class Licence) Notification, issued under section 9 of the Broadcasting Act, all Internet content providers such as bloggers are automatically considered to be licensed and must comply with the conditions of the class licence and the Internet Code of Practice issued by the Media Development Authority (MDA).

The MDA can fine a licensee, or suspend or cancel its licence, if it has breached the terms of its licence, any relevant code of practice issued by the Authority, any provisions of the Broadcasting Act, or any direction issued by the Authority or the Minister for Communications and Information.

Wheat was cultivated according to package of practices issued by PAU, Ludhiana.

The highest prescribing 10% of practices issued prescriptions at 69% or more of RTI consultations, and the highest prescribing 5% of practices issued prescriptions at 74% or more of all RTI consultations.

By contrast, the lowest prescribing 10% of practices issued prescriptions at 39% of RTI consultations, and the lowest prescribing 5% of practices issued antibiotic prescriptions at 33% of RTI consultations.

The lowest prescribing 10% of practices issued antibiotic prescriptions at 14% of consultations for 'colds and URTI', 28% for 'cough' and 41% for 'sore throat'.

The study was conducted in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements, as well as with scientific purpose, value and rigor and follows generally accepted research practices described in Good Pharmacoepidemiology Practices issued by the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology and Good Epidemiological Practice guidelines issued by the International Epidemiological Association.