Sentence examples for draft the guidelines from inspiring English sources

The next step in the process is a meeting next year to draft the guidelines.

In July, after several embarrassing clashes between police officers and firefighters, City Hall began to draft the guidelines, which will establish a "unified command" at emergency scenes.

"I've definitely seen a shift," said Dr. Latanya T. Benjamin, a dermatologist at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford, who did not help draft the guidelines.

The trouble is that "employers don't know what their obligations and rights are," said Marc Stern, a lawyer with the American Jewish Congress in New York, who helped draft the guidelines.

National accounting guidelines established in 1997 discourage vendors from financing leases themselves, because of concerns that some vendors may have been "inflating their reported revenue, by forgiving debt at the end of the lease terms, to maintain customer relationships," said John Dirks, of PricewaterhouseCoopers in San Francisco, who helped draft the guidelines.

A 23-page technical report, which accompanied the policy, summarized studies between 1995 and 2010 used to draft the guidelines.

More than 20 academics drafted the guidelines, which they said "would enhance confidence in the scientific advisory system and help government to secure essential advice".

Responding to criticism that the building is jarring, vulgar, Ms. Spear recalls a conversation with the architect Robert A. M. Stern, today the dean of the Yale School of Architecture, who was drafting the guidelines.

Galvanized by this trend, actors from across the political spectrum came together and drafted the Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use during Armed Conflict.

"Those three panel members who drafted the guidelines were ridiculous!" says Anna Johnson, the NCYL policy analyst, who was so alarmed by federal support for the Texas program that she and her colleagues sought to warn California officials and others.

Following from this, the National Department began drafting the 'Guidelines for Maternity Care in South Africa' in 1998.