Sentence examples for under guidelines from from inspiring English sources
Mortgage endowments are currently expected to increase at a rate of 5.75% under guidelines from the Financial Services Authority.
Under guidelines from the Swiss government, health insurers offer basic plans on a not-for-profit basis — although the companies can make a profit on supplemental coverage.
(As someone who is healthy and born before 1957, she was previously among the last in line under guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).
Mr Papantoniou says the government acted under guidelines from Eurostat, the EU's statistical arm, allowing the amortisation of military purchases after equipment has been delivered and certified as being in working order.
Under guidelines from the federal Office of Personnel Management, paid time off is canceled for employees, including the airport screeners, who are exempt from certain federal labor laws.
It was crafted under guidelines from "Liturgiam authenticam" (Authentic Liturgy), a 2001 Vatican document that said the new missal should replicate the Latin Mass in vocabulary, syntax, punctuation and capitalization.
The harsh sentencing regime for crack has twice been reformed, first under new guidelines from the US Sentencing Commission in 2007 and again under the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010.
His office studied 46,413 people convicted and sentenced under federal guidelines from 1996 and 2000 using that method.
Furthermore, Portugal recently revised its 2010 budget deficit — to 8.6 percent of G.D.P., rather than 7.3 percent — under stricter guidelines from Brussels about accounting at state-owned companies.
Social media trolls who set up fake profiles under their victims' names in order to harass them will face criminal charges under new guidelines from the Crown Prosecution Service.
Unlike Nicklinson, Martin wanted volunteers to help him make plans to end his life, but under recent guidelines from the DPP only family members or close friends motivated by compassion are deemed unlikely to be prosecuted for assisting a suicide.
