Sentence examples for practice statement from inspiring English sources

Neither the German GAS 20 Management Report becoming effective in 2013, nor IASB's Practice Statement Management Commentary issued in 2010 provide any regulations on strategy disclosure beyond a concise and non-binding disclosure framework.

Firms that provide a management report under IFRS may (but are not obliged to do so) adhere to the Practice Statement Management Commentary that was issued only in 2010, after our sampling period.

This view was abandoned in the Practice Statement [1966] 3 All ER 77. 4 It should be noted that these 'facts' are not restricted to what are sometimes described as 'descriptive' or 'non-evaluative' facts: they may include a legal status, such as being a legatee or beneficiary of a trust; or an evaluative assessment, such as someone acting dishonestly, or without due care, or unconscionably.

We interpreted the absence of an affirmative practice statement as the absence of that practice (that is, studies not reporting blinded assessment were coded as not having implemented blinded outcome assessment).

Although, only recently, the AUA has accepted cryosurgery as a primary modality in treatment of localized CaP, published in Best Practice Statement on Cryosurgery for the Treatment of Localized Prostate Cancer.

8 In the UK, we published a Practice Statement 'Therapy Based Long-term Follow-up' which is designed to inform and guide clinicians responsible for the LTFU of childhood cancer survivors.

Her work entailed doing research on state policies and comparing to CT policies and making recommendations of best practice statements on how to implement certain laws.

But rather than trying to formulate best practice statements from the perspective of one or two countries, I have presented a framework for understanding differences with the aim of facilitating mutual learning.

These best practice statements were discussed and then voted upon by conference participants.

OBJECTIVE: To provide information about current laboratory practices in human papillomavirus testing and consensus best practice statements based on results from the College of American Pathologists' laboratory-based survey funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

After review of the initial results, follow-up Web-based survey results, and a literature review by an expert working group, consensus best practice statements were constructed by working group members for presentation at a national consensus conference.