Sentence examples for revisions to the guidelines from inspiring English sources

The revisions to the guidelines will make it harder — though not impossible — for prosecutors to take such a step in the future.

Ferguson, who has for seven years been spending time with a team of social workers, observing their interaction with children and families, believes there is scope for further revisions to the guidelines.

Corpus annotation, after the annotator training phase and with no more revisions to the Guidelines, requires ∼4 h per article.

As a result of the revisions to the guidelines, some tumours previously classified as 1+ are now classified as 2+, which reduced the proportion of FN cases while increasing the load of FISH tests.

The revision to the guidelines would bar such a tactic by saying that the "suspect exception" may only be invoked "when the member of the news media is the focus of the criminal investigation for conduct going beyond ordinary news-gathering activities".

After developer outcry, media coverage (like ours), and attention from Congress, Apple made a revision to the guidelines to lessen the blow.

The case concerned the sentencing law in Washington State, but its logic seems to require revisions to the federal guidelines and similar laws in other states.

These findings have implications for treatment programs in light of recent revisions to the treatment guidelines, recommending treatment of HIV-infected children younger than 2 years [ 23] following the results of the Children with HIV Early Antiretroviral Therapy (CHER) trial in South Africa [ 24].

January saw stakeholders including the UUK, NUS, UKCISA and English UK join forces, and rally for revisions to the new Tier 4 guidelines the government had proposed to cut net migration.

Last summer, senior DOJ and FBI officials conducted a series of behind-the-scenes "briefings" for aides to some members of Congress and civil rights advocates (including myself) on major revisions to the Attorney General's Guidelines governing the FBI.

A revision to the Caldicott guidelines (Department of Health, 2013) notes that 'the duty to share information can be as important as the duty to protect patient confidentiality'.