Sentence examples for guidelines to avoid from inspiring English sources

"Our thought is companies will want to adopt the guidelines to avoid the kind of legal implications facing Peabody and Exxon," said Ravenel.

Mr. Prakash said he could not offer any global guidelines to avoid being arrested, and concluded that "each forum has its own rules of etiquette, which cannot be codified or enforced by legislation".

The British government has promised, but not yet delivered, guidelines to avoid the American quandary.If adopted, the register might breed a false sense of security, since it will cover only a small fraction of offenders.

The problem is that as technology improves, it can lead to more accidental discoveries, and we need thoughtful guidelines to avoid leaving lots of patients unnecessarily anxious, scarred and broke.

Provisions buried in a popular bill to expand the Amber Alert system for notifying the public about abducted children would drastically narrow judges' flexibility to impose sentences below the range of federal guidelines to avoid an unjust result, not just in child kidnapping cases but across the board.

As regulators have struggled to guess how various courts will rule, some E.P.A. lawyers have established unwritten internal guidelines to avoid cases in which proving jurisdiction is too difficult, according to interviews with more than two dozen current and former E.P.A. officials.

The findings provide an important insight into the mechanism of the oxygen on glass formation, and give us a useful guideline to avoid the oxygen detrimental for designing new BMGs.

A sophisticated routing scheme accommodating more throughput and featuring light weight congestion-aware mechanism which uses the number of blocking buffers as a guideline to avoid serious congestion was designed and evaluated.

The report also turned up evidence that ratings firms had run afoul of basic guidelines intended to avoid conflicts of interest.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has already instructed federal prosecutors to pursue charges yielding the maximum possible prison terms, and revoked earlier guidelines designed to avoid harsh mandatory minimum sentences in cases involving nonviolent drug offenders.

To its credit, it went proactive after the World Commission on Dams report, establishing sustainability guidelines meant to avoid another Narmada-scale mess.