Sentence examples similar to year's guidelines from inspiring English sources

Central to the board's deliberations is a debate over whether one year's rent guidelines should be based solely on economic factors from the immediately preceding year or should compensate for previous inflationary fluctuations.

The revision is the first significant change in four years of the association's guidelines, which are widely used by other health organizations.

The tempo of troop rotations in Iraq and Afghanistan is already in breach of the Pentagon's guidelines: two years at home for every year of operations abroad for the full-time army, and six years' relief for reserve citizen-soldiers who make up nearly half the current strength in Iraq.

After a year's work, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is in the final stages of overhauling the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which will be formally adopted next year.

The upper reference limits of NT-proBNP were 153 ng l 1 for patients aged ⩽50 years and 222 ng l 1 for patients aged >50 years, according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

She said she hoped the administration would issue such guidelines by year's end.

It's sprinkled liberally throughout the neighborhood's 40-year-old guidelines.

Canada's (children aged 1 4 years) and Australia's (children aged 2 5 years) respective guidelines encourage limiting children's screen-viewing to 1 hour per day [ 26, 27].

The specific recommendations on various nutrients were largely unchanged in this year's guidelines, compared to the last version in 2005, though reductions in sodium were given much greater emphasis.

Perdue sells its chicken with a label that says both "humanely raised" and "raised cage free". The former claim seems debatable, especially considering how nearly one million of its birds are being raised each year whether within the company's guidelines or not.

The Fish and Wildlife Service took the recommendations and spent a year creating guidelines.