Sentence examples for revised its guidelines from inspiring English sources

The American Academy of Neurology said Monday that it had revised its guidelines for handling concussions to emphasize treating athletes case by case rather than according to a predetermined scale.

"This coincides with our strong belief that all women should be able to access non-directive counselling, then be able to exercise their right to be referred for an abortion without delay, if this is the option they have chosen". Dr Kate Guthrie of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said it had revised its guidelines to take account of these findings.

It's not over until God says it's over". Following the dispute, British Airways revised its guidelines and now allows a limited number of religious symbols to be worn.

The European Central Bank also revised its guidelines on Wednesday for the bonds and other collateral it accepts from banks in return for low-interest loans.

The BBC has revised its guidelines for linking to other websites in news articles.

Last year, the National Endowment for the Arts revised its guidelines for funding to include gaming projects.

After Congress passed the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 -- reducing the unfair sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine -- the U.S. Sentencing Commission revised its guideline penalties for crack.

The U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State said on Monday it is revising its guidelines on the use of all wireless and technological devices on military facilities as a result of the revelations.

"Preserving the National Parks" (editorial, Dec. 30) questions the need for the National Park Service to revise its guidelines.

At the same time, the marketing industry has also been revising its guidelines.

The CPS is now revising its guidelines on how to treat possible victims of trafficking.