Sentence examples for guideline for determining whether from inspiring English sources

Prior to coding, a pre-specified threshold of 25% (i.e. three or more patients reporting a consistent problem) of interviews had been set as a guideline for determining whether the reported problem warranted a change, although this was a guideline rather than a rule.

The court allowed states to decide on guidelines for determining whether a person was mentally retarded.

A new working group will develop guidelines for determining whether moving the primates to sanctuaries is harmful to their health.

In the 2003 fiscal year, that business exceeded the financial threshold established by the new guidelines for determining whether a director is independent.

Companies need clearer guidelines for determining whether a mistake merits an apology and, when it does, for crafting and delivering an effective message.

Companies need clear guidelines for determining whether a misstep merits an apology and, when it does, how to deliver the message.

But the court did not provide guidelines for determining whether a person is mentally handicapped, leaving it up to the states to create criteria.

But lawyers for New York City are considering going back to court, contending that the Commerce Department's proposed guidelines for determining whether an adjustment is needed are so stringent that an adjustment is all but precluded.

But while the Federal Election Commission has established elaborate, though narrow, guidelines for determining whether the creation of a specific campaign advertisement violates the coordination ban, it has not focused on other kinds of activities between all PACs and candidates.

found that the Alaska branch deliberately avoided establishing consistent guidelines for determining whether future leases would cause significant environmental impacts in the Arctic — a finding that could require further examination and delay or prevent drilling.

We also provide guidelines for determining whether other settings are feasible for conducting epidemiologic studies.