Sentence examples for guideline for whether from inspiring English sources

In the case of Unix, the best guideline for whether something is Unix or not is POSIX compliance.

The commission, she added, needs to develop guidelines for "whether, when, where and under what circumstances new offshore drilling operations should be allowed".

The city has not established standard guidelines for whether to close a school, saying it is essentially a subjective assessment.

The aviation administration and airlines are discussing possible changes in defense training for flight attendants, including new guidelines for whether, when and how to seek help from passengers.

"The psychiatric guidelines for whether a person's ADHD is persistent or remitted are based on lots of clinical studies and impressions.

And the first time a customer says "you people" to a group of black baristas, there had better be guidelines for whether they still have to serve the damn coffee, or if the customer has to pay twice – and it's definitely not togetherness if the customer gets to come back the following week and act like nothing happened.

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.

What are the basic guidelines for deciding whether to reopen the auction?

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.