Sentence examples for guidelines to curb from inspiring English sources

See articleMeanwhile, the bank's Financial Policy Commitee introduced new guidelines to curb excessive mortgage lending in Britain's housing market.

The most controversial change under Tilghman may have been the faculty's adoption of guidelines to curb grade inflation in 2004, a move that has reduced the number of A grades awarded in undergraduate courses.

Attorney General Eric Holder said Monday he expects to release new guidelines to curb racial profiling by federal law enforcement.

But the auditors determined that the FBI had not addressed the danger of violating privacy rights, and recommended that the deputy attorney general's office consider writing new guidelines to curb improper surveillance by law enforcement drones.

Shafford [ 14] advocated the development of guidelines to curb the potential for haphazard prescribing [ 14].

The reliance on local, institutional guidelines to curb practice relative to acid suppressive therapy appears to have minimal effect [ 13].

The Securities Industry Association's new "best practices" guidelines seek to curb some of the most flagrant abuses.

On October 16th the Loan Syndications and Trading Association, whose members include banks and hedge funds, issued guidelines designed to curb the abuse of information.

Sometimes the firm has been at odds with the Obama administration, as when it worked with food manufacturers and media companies in an attempt to block guidelines intended to curb food commercials for unhealthy products like sugared cereals that are aimed at children.

Previous guidelines urged Americans to curb sugar, solid fats and salt, but avoided naming specific foods, let alone urging consumers to eat less food over all.

Guidelines recently enacted to curb nepotism and dating in the workplace, improve morale and eliminate bias or favoritism among city workers and supervisors don't go far enough, one councilman says.