Sentence examples for guidelines imposed from inspiring English sources

Within guidelines imposed by Congress, Mr. Feinberg has made several important adjustments.

Justice Sotomayor said guidelines imposed significant constraints on sentencing judges even after being made advisory.

(Guidelines imposed on journalists traveling with the military prohibit reporting on many details of operations, including locations).

(Guidelines imposed on journalists traveling with military units prohibit reporting on battles while they are taking place).

In working on that book, Morrison gained valuable experience with the sometimes strict editorial guidelines imposed by publishers.

At the C.I.A., critics cite guidelines imposed in 1995 requiring management approval for the recruitment of any spy with an underworld background or a record of human rights violations.

The new guidelines impose rigorous eligibility standards.

To prevent this type of failure, current standards and design guidelines impose strict limitations on the maximum strain level of the composite material which may be utilised in design.

"All of you know that we must avoid advocacy in our news coverage and that our ethics guidelines impose constraints on participation in political activities," Baron wrote in a memo obtained by The Huffington Post.

The surveillance guidelines were imposed on the F.B.I. in the 1970's.

To get back on track, the most prestigious schools are relaxing some of the admissions guidelines they imposed at the height of their popularity in the 1990's.