Sentence examples for call guidelines from inspiring English sources

Amid the oceans of Franco-Swiss legalese it was impossible to avoid the impression that McQuaid's nomination would be secured, come hell or high water, and that the UCI constitution resembled Captain Jack Sparrow's pirate's code: "more what you would call guidelines than actual rules".

Like the pirate's code, it's more what you'd call guidelines.

I thought about the Musicians on Call guidelines: avoid songs about death, dying, heaven, etc.

Maybe Captain Barbossa of Pirates of the Caribbean was secretly talking about grammar when he said the rules are really more what you'd call guidelines.

Or, as Captain Barbossa famously said about the pirates' code in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, "The code is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules".

You must be a pirate for the Pirate's Code to apply and you're not, and the code is more of what you call guidelines than actual rules.

A Reuters report on the new regulations noted that previously those who offended what were called guidelines might suffer only the loss of their tickets to the Academy Awards ceremonies.

Consisting of experts in areas such as law, engineering, philosophy, regulation and medicine, the group presented their report, called "Guidelines on Regulating Robotics", to a special session of the European Parliament in September.

Last April, however, it did release a general directive called "Guidelines for Collaboration among Competitors".

Instead, the NCAA had crafted what the organization calls guidelines, suggestions for how teams run their practice.

We had been ready to abandon our search for a tour that was different when we unexpectedly struck gold in the form of a London-based tour group called Guidelines U.K. owned by Danny Boreham.