Exemples d'utilisation de Published guidelines en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Ministry of Local Government has published guidelines for CBR services in Uganda.
In other cases, published guidelines on processes and parameters to be met will allow taxpayers to self-assess their risk of transfer pricing audit.
The Regional Programme Office for South-Eastern Europe of UNODC published guidelines on international cooperation relating to trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants cases.
Manitoba has published guidelines on the management of waste from construction,
Moreover, the exercise of executive discretion must be circumscribed with reasonable clarity by the applicable law or binding published guidelines.
In 2013, IRU(International Road and Transport Union) published guidelines for the safe use of freight exchange services.
summarized in various published guidelines and model agreements.
It has published guidelines entitled“Public-private partnerships:
The U.S. National Research Council has published guidelines on the care and use of laboratory animals,
the Ministry of Education drew up and published guidelines for enhancing the education level of nursery school
In 2007, the Dutch DPA developed and published guidelines in order to clarify what is permitted
The Ministry of Health has published guidelines about seclusion for the mental health sector,
Some published guidelines were found to be inappropriate,
The UNEP/IMO has published guidelines to assist port officials in the preparation
Inclusion Unit have published Guidelines for Transport Operators on Personal Security on Public Transport
UNDCP has published guidelines for the development and implementation of drug abuse rapid situation assessments and responses.
The wife of the Emir of Qatar had published guidelines for an analytical study of the situation of children in the country with a view to drawing up a national plan of action on children.
the Ministry of Justice has recently published guidelines on applyinghow to apply the two non-discrimination standards that are now contained in the Human Rights Act 1993.
many others have published guidelines aimed specifically at biosimilar development.
UNDCP has published guidelines and workbooks focusing on various components of treatment evaluation.