Sentence examples for guidelines to govern from inspiring English sources

Homeland Security officials said Friday that they were in the final stages of preparing new guidelines to govern the program, as the inspector general urged.

This week, David Blunkett, the home secretary, published new guidelines to govern police stops, with the implication that this would enable more of them to be performed.

Evan Harris, the former Liberal Democrat MP and an increasingly influential voice on behalf of the party's grassroots, is among those involved in pushing to for strict guidelines to govern involvement of faith groups in public services.

To these charges both Wasilewski and Helffrich replied before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee with general denials of negligence in formulating and enforcing workable guidelines to govern cigarette advertising on the air.

Several of the top dispensary owners had recently attended meetings with the city planning department, the city attorney, and the L.A.P.D. The meetings were intended to help draft a set of legal guidelines to govern the conduct of the dispensaries.

In 1975, when biologists met at Asilomar, California, to discuss the potential hazards of the new field of recombinant DNA technology, the group drew up voluntary guidelines to govern their research.

NIH issued guidelines last summer to govern work on the cells, but this spring the Bush Administration halted the process that was to review the first grant applications, saying it wanted to evaluate the issue (ScienceNOW, 9 April).

Ahead of the convention, which will take place from July 25 to 29, representatives from both campaigns and other party members have met to hash out specific policies that will be included in the draft Democratic Platform — a document that lays out the priorities and guidelines meant to govern the party for the next four years.

Second, no guidelines exist to govern the design of clinical vignettes for AD.

The findings from the previous analysis suggest that the idea of the Swedish National Guidelines is to govern all decision makers – politicians and administrators in the county councils as well as healthcare professionals – through a compliance model backed up by top-down benchmarking and built-in mechanisms for monitoring.

To be implemented effectively in practice, these provisions will require the development and implementation of more-or-less specific guidelines establishing criteria to govern various situations.