Sentence examples for set directives from inspiring English sources

In these studies, they try to identify ethical lapses committed in the past and set directives for avoiding similar missteps in the future.

Since benzene has been classified as a Category 1 carcinogen (known human), the EU assumes no safe level of exposure; however, an Air Quality Standard of 5 µg/m for benzene has been set (Directive 2008/50/EC), which is similar to the upper range of the USEPA air concentration corresponding to a calculated risk level of 1 × 10−5.

This study set out to explore clinician compliance with patient AD's and to determine whether particular external factors may influence decisions to either honor or forego pre-set directives.

A typical example is the #set directive, which assigns a value to a Velocity variable.

According to reports in Japanese newspapers today, Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic) has set internal directives to start offering OLED TVs by 2011.

As most experienced clinicians acknowledge, RCTs in critical care help set general directives and raise important questions but alone cannot reliably guide decisions made for the individual.

Technical solutions has been evaluate with the performance criteria set by European directives, allowing direct comparison and cost control.

The two have developed a new "privacy phone", built on Mozilla's Firefox OS and compliant with privacy directives set by the two companies.

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Like many of Dignity Health's California facilities, the hospital abides by "ethical and religious directives" set down by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

"Such directives set a precedence and show a Government-wide commitment to improve and accelerate care and reintegration for released children," Ms. Bahuguna added.