Sentence examples for guidelines setting from inspiring English sources

The announcement came as Britain's top prosecutor published interim guidelines setting out how he would decide whether to prosecute the cases involving journalists.

Ministers have scrapped guidelines setting out how much homework children should be set amid criticism that it can interfere with family life.

In 1978, to improve the uniformity and efficiency of such determinations, the Secretary promulgated medical-vocational guidelines setting forth rules to establish whether such jobs exist.

Y2E2 reflects the university's strong sustainability guidelines, setting a new standard on campus for both low water and low energy use.

I have recently published guidelines setting out the complexities of bringing these difficult cases to justice, proposing a new approach to the way the police and prosecutors handle cases of alleged child sexual abuse, which is open to public consultation.

The body co-ordinating the international response to the spread of volcanic ash has been aware for at least three years of the need for new guidelines setting out the conditions under which aircraft can keep flying after an eruption.

The guidelines set a new standard for New York.

Uefa, though, operates under guidelines set out in the World Anti‑Doping Agency code regarding team punishments.

They follow guidelines set by the F.A.A. and they have careful briefings before the shows.

He has said he had restrained unruly, uncooperative children, but followed guidelines set by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.

Guidelines set the maximum sympathy payments at $1,000 per injury, $2,500 per life.