Sentence examples for sound guidelines from inspiring English sources

The U.N. has proposed sound guidelines to defend free expression: censorship of content online must be transparent and enforced only through the courts.

To make matters worse, the S.E.C. proposal is weaker than the sound guidelines from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees a larger swath of the derivatives market than the S.E.C. does.

The available scientific literature and an experienced group of experts on the topic was gathered to provide practical and sound guidelines.

Hygienic design is also essential for valves in the dairy industry, and a variety of industry and regulatory bodies can supply sound guidelines in this regard.

Therefore, this article is expected to serve as a reference and guideline on what has been done in the bioenergy-oriented countries that might stimulate development of more effective and environmentally sound guidelines for promoting bioenergy production in China and other developing countries as well.

While no experimental research indicates that providing a source document (e.g. a handbook) for guideline developers improves the quality of guidelines, observational studies suggest that organizations publishing their guidelines for guidelines in the form of reference material produce more methodologically sound guidelines [ 20].

But along with the new section it has released audio guidelines and editing tools to help artists and engineers get better sound in iTunes' format, AAC.

The linked micromap (LM) plots follow very sound design guidelines.

Researchers need to be mindful that staff members, when acting as informants or as agents, are human subjects, too; and, as such, research procedures should be designed in a manner that minimizes their risk and conforms to sound ethical guidelines.

In addition, research that builds on the current literature by investigating rare anomalies and interacting variables will assist in providing sound comprehensive guidelines for wildlife mitigation planning on roads.

16 According to the Computerised Respiratory Sound Analysis Guidelines, 17 the frequency of crackles is characterised in the spectrum of 200 2000 Hz, while wheezes have a frequency spectrum of 100 1000 Hz.