Sentence examples for practice set out from inspiring English sources

The coroner, Louise Hunt, asked if at the time he knew of the Ministry of Defence's code of practice set out in a document entitled JSP539 stating that if there is a case of heat illness an activity should stop.

Their responses are likely to confirm what bishops already know - that the behaviour of Catholics, including the roughly one third who go regularly to church, is diverging dramatically from the model of Catholic practice set out by the Church.

The NAC assessments had been blueprinted against the expected competencies of entry-level registrars in six domains of practice set out by the two professional colleges in Australia (the Royal Australian College of General Practice and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine).

Due to limitations in the scope, quality and quantity of relevant research evidence that is currently available (including in the case of alcohol, a complete absence of evidence), the key implications of this review for public health policy and practice, set out below, concern food.

In the UK, the interim code of practice setting out their acceptable use has just been the subject of a public consultation.

The Home Office has made detailed tweaks to the original draft of the bill, including stronger protections for journalists and lawyers, six codes of practice setting out how the powers will be used, and the use of a "double-lock" authorisation of the most intrusive surveillance methods by a minister backed by the approval of a judicial commissioner.

With access to internal council correspondence, he said there was "incontrovertible evidence" that senior officials and elected members of Birmingham city council were aware of the practices set out in the Trojan Horse letter as early as 2012.

The best practices set out in the APSIC Guidelines For Environmental Cleaning And Decontamination will provide criteria for cleanliness that may be adopted by Environmental Services managers for their use or for the use of contracted service.

The evaluation conforms to the principles, standards and practices set out in the Norms and Standards for Evaluation in the UN System (2005), DAC Principles for evaluations (1991), and the DAC Evaluation Quality Standards (2007).

Fourth, aid being allocated by donors is misaligned with the actual needs of populations, in spite of repeated donor commitments to align aid with domestic needs (a frustration captured in their decision to amend practices set out in the 2005 Paris Declaration and 2008 Accra Agenda) [ 41, 42].

This initiative follows the official release in 2012 by UNICEF, the Global Compact and Save the Children of the Children's Rights and Business Principles, the first comprehensive set of global standards for child-friendly business practices setting out the actions that companies should incorporate to respect and support children's rights.