Sentence examples for guideline that we from inspiring English sources

"It's a department of immigration guideline that we shouldn't publish photos of asylum seekers.

After a blast by Senator Jesse Helms and my provocative headline, an interim V.O.A. chief issued a soothing guideline that "we will not give a platform to terrorists or extremist groups".

After a call from Jesse Helms's office protesting "equal time for Hitler," the bureaucrat warming the vacant V.O.A. director's seat issued a belated guideline that "we will not give a platform to terrorists or extremist groups".

"The guideline that we follow here is that you can't get anything done in Washington unless you build relationships on both sides of the aisle, and that is our guiding principle to approaching Washington," Mr. Kovacevich said.

The General Medical Council published a guideline that we have a professional duty to report all knife and gunshot wounds to the police, but are not obliged to give up patient details or grant police access to our patients.

The guideline that we followed on the operating table was the ability to move the joint through a passive range of motion without any subluxation.

We welcome the development of guidelines for research reporting, and will continue to endorse and to publish guidelines that we find relevant to our authors.

During our stay in Australia, we had a visit with a group of consumers, and when I realise that we have to involve the consumers in developing guidelines, that unfortunately we don't easily involve them.

In busy lives, that's not an inconsiderable amount of time, but we can find it, especially when you consider the exercise guidelines that say we can divide up that 30 minutes into 10-minute chunks and still get health benefits.

In sum, I couldn't find a single Justice Department guideline that, based on what we know now, cuts in Wells Fargo's favor.

Using formal instruments for evaluation of the quality of guidelines we found that EB-guidelines had substantially higher score than CB-guidelines or guideline that considered evidence in a less formal way (CB-EB).