Sentence examples for guidelines explain from inspiring English sources

The guidelines explain why we have watched bemused as perpetrators of crimes as serious as murder have gone free".

The guidelines explain the new law and lay out scenarios that schools might encounter.

Instagram's community guidelines explain that images of post-mastectomy scarring and women actively breastfeeding are allowed.

The guidelines explain: "For example, you wouldn't charge for a bag containing an unwrapped blade and unwrapped loose seeds, but adding a box of cornflakes means you'd have to charge".

In one set of training scenarios used by the Marines, for example, the guidelines explain that a military recruiter with strong religious feelings against homosexuality will no longer be able to refuse to process a gay applicant, but — because of freedom of religious expression — a military chaplain will be allowed to preach in a base chapel that homosexuality is a sin.

The "Facebook Law Enforcement Guidelines" explain how Facebook has in the past provided data sets with scary names such as "Neoprint" (all profile information and public communication), "Photoprint" (all uploaded and tagged photos), as well as IP logs of up to 90 days and user contact information.

And for the first time it published detailed guidelines explaining how it decides what programs can and cannot be sold through its App Store.

Some generic drug manufacturers say that a first step would be for the F.D.A. to adopt guidelines explaining the testing and documentation that would be required for the approval of insulin.

Emboldened by a legal interpretation that seemed to show a way around the Congressional ban, the N.I.H. on Dec. 2 issued long-awaited guidelines explaining the rules by which the agency would finance human-stem-cell research.

One way to accomplish that human change is to lay down guidelines explaining to I.N.S. agents that they have discretion to use what Henry Hyde called "forbearance," and then to train them in its use.

Officially mandated curricula act as guidelines, explained David Rogers, curriculum leader for geography at Priory School in Portsmouth, in a teacher forum debating the change to the geography syllabus: No curriculum will ever be fully comprehensive, creative or innovative.