Sentence examples for guidelines rules that from inspiring English sources

There were few surprises: New York City's School Construction Authority has a thick book of guidelines, rules that dictate the width of windows, the height of hallways, and what the walls can be made of.

"What we have now is really an unprecedented set of guidelines, ground rules, that govern the landlord-tenant relationship, and Vantage is and has been enthusiastic".

This may occur when the annotation guidelines cover rules that enforce a set of phenotypes to be annotated in particular circumstances instead of only one.

There are guidelines and rules that you don't cross, and like any responsible broadcaster we won't be crossing them.

This has forced many away from ethical decision-making in professional practice towards a search for specific guidelines and rules that they hope will give clear professional guidance.

The warning comes as David Cameron's extremism task force meets for the first time in this parliament on Thursday, and peers prepare to vote on the new guidelines tightening the rules that allow extremists speakers on university campuses only so long as they are challenged.

The book provides many guidelines about the rules that hold for personal interactions between professionals, and how the transitions between the different levels of scientific maturity and career stages can be managed.

According to our judgment, 18 of these 32 statements were derived from or were compatible with the guidelines (including those rules that were not entirely correct in detail, e.g. regarding the cut-off limits for LDL and HDL) and twelve of these 18 were a more or less directly referring to secondary prevention or diabetes (e.g "He has angina pectoris and should be below 5 in cholesterol").

The guidelines, which bolstered existing rules that had been widely unenforced, defined homosexuality in both clear-cut and ambiguous ways: Men who actively "practice homosexuality" should be barred.

"More fundamentally, the commissioner does not address the fact that the Handschu guidelines are not the only rules that constrain the police.

In response to complaints about strict interpretations of historical guidelines, Mr. Wiener has proposed rules that would require polling of residents before a landmark district is created.