Sentence examples for guidelines that allowed from inspiring English sources

The consent decree created guidelines that allowed the investigation of political groups only when there was specific information about criminal activity.

There had been particular anger over new government guidelines that allowed schoolchildren to be exposed to radiation doses that were more than 20 times the previously permissible levels.

Instead, the judge stated, he was relying on guidelines that allowed him to consider probation "where a defendant is youthful and has no significant record of prior criminal offenses".

The revised rules on public surveillance, which went into effect 19 months ago, replaced a much broader set of guidelines that allowed the police to videotape just about any public gathering.

The association has since renounced 2005 ethics guidelines that allowed psychologists to stay involved in the harsh interrogations, but several staff members who were named in the report have remained at the organization.

Lengthy sentences are a relatively new trend in the history of corrupt politicians, thanks to a 2004 amendment to sentencing guidelines that allowed for longer prison stints to be handed down to public officials caught bribing, extorting and committing fraud.

Mr. Brown has issued legal guidelines that allow for nonprofit sales of medical marijuana, she said.

We also introduced annotation guidelines that allow for consistent syntactic treatment of ungrammatical English.

Further on, we delineate ESL annotation guidelines that allow for consistent syntactic treatment of ungrammatical English.

Sentencing guidelines that allow or require judges to impose more lenient sentences based on mitigating factors are apparently unaffected.

To police the Internet: India's Department of Information Technology issued new guidelines that allow it to demand the removal of content that it deems "disparaging," "harassing," "blasphemous," or "hateful".