Sentence examples for broad guidelines for from inspiring English sources

The executive order gives broad guidelines for which documents would be exempt from the state's newly strengthened open-records law.

The Treasury said on Wednesday that it had drafted broad guidelines for aid to the auto industry that would let officials provide money to any company they deemed important to making or financing cars.

Likewise, the clause that talks about the Union coordinating and establishing broad guidelines for member states' economic policies sounds to some like a plot to harmonise taxes.Mr Giscard d'Estaing insists such fears are overblown.

The message, which went out Friday in documents e-mailed to governors, state education commissioners and thousands of school superintendents, provided the first broad guidelines for how the Education Department intends to channel $100 billion to the nation's 14,000 school districts over the next few months.

I set some broad guidelines for my best man on what I would enjoy and what I wouldn't (leaving a bit of leeway)." It's a gig most boys want to do, though many are relieved to have just done it the once.

But the C.F.A.A.'s broad guidelines for calculating "loss" mean that digital protests often result in much harsher penalties than their real-world analogues in the U.S. For example, most of the seven hundred Occupy Wall Street protesters who were arrested for blocking off the Brooklyn Bridge in October, 2011, received a night in jail plus a small fine.

This paper reviews the housing delivery system and the problems associated with the housing delivery system in Delhi and presents a broad guideline for policy makers to improve the housing delivery system in Delhi.

Mr. Oldar added that sometimes cities lost perspective and focused too much on the preservation of individual trees instead of developing broader guidelines for conservation and replanting, to replace trees that cannot live forever.

At a meeting in October, the board decided broad guidelines (pdf) for how it would allocate the money.

To develop with the stakeholders broad guidelines and curricular standards for all ECEC services, "proposing broad pedagogical orientations rather than detailing what should be taught".

Typically, these benefit programs are the responsibility of regions or municipalities and legal rules regarding eligibility criteria and sanctions vary between localities and/or take the form of broad guidelines that leave room for interpretation.