Sentence examples for guidelines of a from inspiring English sources

Hudson is not bound by sentencing guidelines of a year to 18 months, or by the prosecutors' recommendation.

The government has pushed financial institutions and companies to lower debts under the guidelines of a $58 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund in late 1997.

Nike is terminating its contract to provide hockey equipment to Brown University, fearing the school may try to make it comply with guidelines of a group pushing for better working conditions in clothing factories.

At the heart of the cases is the impact, if any, on federal sentencing guidelines of a ruling that the court issued less than six weeks ago, in the case of Blakely v. Washington, involving state sentencing guidelines.

The lawsuit, which is expected to be filed as early as Wednesday, accuses Wells Fargo of violating the guidelines of a broad agreement reached last year between five of the nation's largest banks and 49 state attorneys general.

More than three-quarters of 13-year-olds in the UK fail to meet the government's physical activity guidelines of a minimum of 60 minutes per day, says a report from the British Heart Foundation's health promotion research group at Oxford University.

The style of DensToolKit's code follows some of the guidelines of an object-oriented program.

If we're lucky, each fall TV season brings with it a risk-taking drama that doesn't neatly fit into one category or follow the guidelines of an established formula.

For the last research question, we followed the guidelines of an 'interventionist research approach'.

Don't sweat the timing with a faux cambro Here is a guideline of a timeline for a 15-20 pound bird.

I still believe this to be true, and would set an initial guideline of a contribution of $200 per month for part-time dancers (20 hours a week) and of course, full coverage for essentially full-time dancers.