Sentence examples for prepared guidelines from inspiring English sources

When Msgr. Harry J. Byrne was chancellor of the New York Archdiocese and chairman of its Social Justice Task Force in the 1960's, he prepared guidelines calling on priests to work for social change.

The European Community has prepared Guidelines for the establishment of own threshold values of pollutants in groundwater by Member States [36] considering the lithological and hydrogeological characteristics of the groundwater bodies including information on background levels and water balance.

In 2014, a task force on anaphylaxis of the European Academy of allergy and clinical immunology (EAACI) had prepared guidelines for the management of anaphylaxis, with indications for the use of adrenaline autoinjectors in allergic children.

Therefore, the National Health Insurance Agency [ 20] prepared guidelines in the area of qualification of the activities performed in Polish intensive care units into the TISS-28 scale.

- ...those of us who've prepared guidelines, we've already developed our model, and we're very biased towards doing it in that particular way.

In Germany, the IQWiG (Institut für Qualität und Wirtschaftlichkeit im Gesundheitswesen) has prepared guidelines for economic evaluation as part of the evaluation of the value of pharmaceuticals [ 18], but coverage does not depend on any externally set maximum standard.

We then test and validate our design decisions before refining the final service design and preparing guidelines and design kits.

Some of the doctors receiving the most money sit on committees that prepare guidelines instructing doctors nationwide about when to use medicines.

The ruling would be useful, he said, in helping him prepare guidelines on how to assess market power in future merger cases.

A member of the commission, Martin Bergman, has said that the administration, and the chairman of the subcommittee formed to write the recommendations, asked him to prepare guidelines; his suggestions included reducing funds for the city's largest museums.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) is preparing guidelines to be issued in late summer on care for women in labour, and last month Patricia Hewitt, the health secretary, promised that every pregnant women would be able to opt for a home birth if wanted by 2009.