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Last summer the White House tried to tiptoe through the politically treacherous issue by announcing guidelines to keep federal agents from using race or ethnicity in routine investigations but allowing it for terrorist or national security matters.

Announcing guidelines for the prosecution of people who misuse social media (pdf), Starmer said he wanted to set a high threshold for prosecution in cases where people post "grossly offensive, obscene or false" messages and he urged "considerable caution" before bringing charges to avoid a chilling effect on free speech.

It also announced guidelines to rein in banks' lending.

Judy Leon, a spokeswoman for the F.D.A., confirmed that it would announce guidelines for regulating engineered animals.

The government has announced guidelines twice in the past five years to encourage private investment but concrete action has been limited.

The National Endowment for the Arts on Tuesday announced guidelines for arts groups seeking grants from the $50 million the economic stimulus bill allocated to the agency.

Last year, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the agency overseeing Medicare, announced guidelines for a national competitive bidding system for home medical equipment.

A1 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 EthicStandardsds for Analysts Securities firms announced guidelines to buttress ethical and professional standards for their securities analysts and other employees.

An array of federal, regional and city agencies — from the Secret Service to the subway system to the police — have announced guidelines for getting around and navigating the crowds.

And Keir Starmer, the Director of Public Prosecutions, has recently announced guidelines to ensure the authorities respond more sympathetically to those who report child sexual abuse.

The industry's American trade body, PhRMA, has announced guidelines with a view to more balanced communication of a drug's risks and benefits.