Sentence examples for preparing guidance from inspiring English sources

Republicans said they were also preparing guidance to lawmakers on House operations in the event of a shutdown.

Some banks are testing their systems to deal with the possibility of new currencies and preparing guidance for clients on how to operate in such an environment.

"The Cabinet Office is preparing guidance on how this applies to Central Government Departments, and this will be published shortly," the statement adds.

At present, FAO and ILO are also preparing guidance material on ways to tackle child labour in small-scale fisheries and aquaculture - which we hope to implement in Malawi.

Efforts towards preparing guidance for evidence-informed decision making about health systems require the developers to appropriately incorporate the contextual features that will influence the adoption and implementation of such tools at national and sub-national contexts in LMICs with varied infrastructure for EIHSP [ 12, 13].

USDA must now prepare guidance for farmers who want to plant GM alfalfa while the agency completes its environmental review.

10 12 14 Despite ambitions to prepare guidance on the development of COS, there is limited standardised instruction in the literature regarding methodological approaches.

As the U.S. EPA prepares to develop guidance on the inclusion of genomics information in risk assessment and decision making, we propose the following action items to encourage the pursuit of asthma genetics research solidly grounded in regulatory relevance: Fund research that specifically clarifies the role of genetic susceptibility factors in air pollution exposure.

"The Government consulted the Information Commissioner in the preparation of clauses 175 and 178 and will continue to work the ICO when preparing its guidance and ensure that there is no conflict with the ICO's statutory codes," he added.

Chitosan is now being widely used biomaterial in the tissue engineering field, and has great potential as a candidate material for preparing nerve guidance conduits due to its various favorable properties, especially that of good nerve cell affinity.

The increase in interest has prompted the federal Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights to prepare additional guidance.