Sentence examples for practices laid out from inspiring English sources

Companies may follow practices laid out by the American Association of Tissue Banks, a voluntary organization, or create their own.

It found that the programs varied wildly in effectiveness and that most departed significantly from best practices laid out by the addiction research division of the federal Department of Health and Human Services.

Strategy consulting toolkit: A set of tools, frameworks and best practices laid out in easily usable formats, such as checklists, templates, or step-by-step approaches that you take back with you for future use.

However, for certain companies that do not follow business practices laid out by the FTC policies on deception and data security, profits take higher precedence than protection of user data and hence there is a gap between practices and procedures.

"As far as we know, we are the first major bank to announce a compensation structure that is consistent with the best practices laid out at the recent G-20 summit," Brady W. Dougan, chief executive, said in a statement.

These principles reference and reinforce the practices laid out in OMB's 2007 bulletin, which shows the AG takes them seriously.

State Administrative Law Judge Jaime Rene Roman temporarily suspended Dr. Michael Huff's medical license Tuesday as the scope of several administrative and criminal probes into Huff's prescribing practices was laid out in court documents.

The mediator's proper role is to provide the parties with legal information and guidance...".. He then notes that certain generalities can be made, even though "the mediator cannot predict what a trial judge will decide" and that the results vary "depending upon all pertinent circumstances". This was the fourth of ten practice pointers laid out by Mr. Garfield in that article.

All tissue will be collected, stored and disposed of in accordance with the Codes of Practice as laid out by the Human Tissue Authority.

The Grand Trunk infrastructure was much more costly than that found on any other rail line in North America following British practice but was laid out on the Maine gauge of 5 feet 6 inches, which became the first widely adopted Canadian gauge.

In an interview with FORBES Wednesday, Accenture's Kumu Puri, a senior executive with the consulting firm's consumer electronics practice in San Francisco, laid out what she thinks will be the five big themes from the 2012 edition of the show.