Sentence examples for guideline against from inspiring English sources
Creech was acquitted in his first trial, when there was not yet a formal rule — only a guideline — against presiding over such ceremonies.
The Andrews-Reebok deal, which ESPN approved, would presumably violate a guideline against accepting endorsements tied to apparel, footwear and athletic equipment "used for training, playing or participating in any sport ESPN may cover, including the companies that manufacture" the products.
When adequate evidence demonstrated the lack of efficacy of an agent, a guideline "against" the use of that agent was developed.
However, our aim was to examine the performance of the first stage of a 2-stage screening process; the nurse using a guideline against the generally accepted approach of a primary care physician who has access to sputum testing and a chest radiograph.
John Leavitt, the police liaison to the city manager, said the department had strict guidelines against any form of racial profiling.
Comey's announcement about the discovery of the new Clinton e-mails did break with written and unwritten Justice Department guidelines against interfering with elections.
The protest stirred widespread ridicule, and Kirk's spokesman said that he disapproved of the display and later issued guidelines against other chapters repeating it.
* The Direct Marketing Association, New York, expelled a member, Infolink Technologies, Toronto, because, the association said, Infolink had violated guidelines against sending unsolicited faxes to potential customers.
Several weeks ago, Ms. Rosen said, her industry voluntarily adopted guidelines against marketing recordings with explicit lyrics in publications that were read primarily by children under 16.
It is important to stick to your tactical guidelines against Barcelona and that is what makes my team stand out this year".
George A. Hacker, director of the Alcohol Policies Project at the Center for Science, said in a letter to the Beer Institute that the spots violated beer-industry guidelines against portraying or implying illegal activity.
