Sentence examples for provisions and guidelines from inspiring English sources

There is also an extensive set of provisions and guidelines that affect library copying, including reproduction for reserve use, interlibrary lending and borrowing, and preservation of library materials.

The American Bar Association subsequently revised its code of ethics to include provisions and guidelines for advertising and suggested that lawyers limit their advertising to basic information about services and fees.

Data processing is a detailed area of data protection and all countries have implemented the provision and guidelines from the Data Protection Directive.

Dissemination of YFS provision policies and guidelines is therefore not very effective.

All these will directly affect patient care for AS in terms of informing NHS service provision and NICE guidelines for the use of expensive biological therapies, and informing the process of assessment of cost-effectiveness.

And if the Minister decides to make a grant secret, a provision under the Commonwealth Grant Rules and Guidelines allows them to do so.

Recommendations for further research and testing of the tools included the involvement of culturally diverse populations [ 21, 33, 36] and the provision of scoring methods and guidelines for interpretation in the evaluation of the scale [ 36].

It would also have been useful to systematically interview the head or manager of each health facility to discuss their knowledge of MOH policy regarding the provision of antenatal care and guidelines for IPTp.

Some of the legislation's provisions place guidelines and restrictions on the operational details of the surveillance activities, others increase judicial and legislative oversight of those activities, and still others relate to immunity for telecommunications companies that participated in the administration's surveillance activities.

But some provisions of the Medicare manual and guidelines used by Medicare contractors establish more restrictive standards, which suggest coverage should be denied or terminated if a patient reaches a plateau or is not improving or is stable.

In each case , our work has informed the development of ground-breaking legislation and protocols and built the capacity of service providers to meet their obligations through training, the provision of guidelines and standards, and the careful monitoring of progress to reinforce accountability.