Sentence examples for to abide by the guidelines from inspiring English sources

Doctors on staff have been told to abide by the guidelines or face the consequences.

Given the NYPD's persistent failure to abide by the guidelines, the Handschu lawyers also asked the court to appoint an independent monitor.

Unlike egg donation agencies, fertility clinics are generally members of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, which is affiliated with the A.S.R.M., and are therefore expected to abide by the guidelines.

As an attendee, you are expected to abide by the guidelines set above.

BioMed Central's editorial policies [ 9] now include a section on the use of unpublished genomic data: "Authors using unpublished genomic data are expected to abide by the guidelines of the Fort Lauderdale and Toronto agreements.

The port agency issued a brief statement in response to yesterday's announcement, pledging to "continue to abide by the federal guidelines for the use of dredged material to remediate the former mud dump site".

"On behalf of the 1.3 million members of the Parents Television Council, whose mission it is to protect children from sex, violence and profanity in entertainment, I am deeply distressed to learn of your decision not to abide by the MPAA guidelines for the motion picture rating NC-17," wrote the council's president Tim Winter in an open letter to the cinema.

Celebrities will also be expected to abide by the new guidelines.

The faulty gospel of good race relations means that in his dealings with black America, Obama has to abide by the old guideline of ethics: avoid not only a conflict of interest but the appearance of a conflict of interest.

For the first time, all school districts will have to abide by the same tight guidelines to assess teachers and principals, using a scoring system intended to take into account their performance and student achievement.

Roughly a dozen other major agencies have agreed to abide by those guidelines.