Sentence examples for guidelines to limit from inspiring English sources

Set up rules of thumb or guidelines to limit unconscious bias, Mr. Raclinski says.

Four federal agencies studied voluntary guidelines to limit junk-food advertisements to children.

Along with other low-cost carriers Ryanair has urged the EU to amend the guidelines to limit compensation to the ticket price.

With a little forethought and some savvy cooperation with the gatekeepers in the organization, innovation leaders can set up guidelines to limit the liabilities of market experiments.

Instead, N.H.T.S.A. and the Auto Alliance have come up with a set of voluntary design guidelines to limit distractions and make driving safer.

Several government agencies in America were mulling voluntary guidelines to limit marketing of unhealthy foods to children, but strong lobbying has caused the idea to stall.

The City regulator's new code on bonuses follows last week's announcement from the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) of new guidelines intended to limit cash bonuses to 20-30%, with the rest paid in shares and deferred by up to five years.

It encouraged federal officials to adopt "a forward-thinking approach to technology issues as you contemplate potential infrastructure development initiatives" — and said it wants the brakes put on voluntary guidelines meant to limit cellphone use in cars.

Or is he being inappropriately swayed by government practice guidelines intended to limit MRI usage?

Further, with respect to transfer pricing, legislative guidelines tend to limit the range of admissible transfer prices to avoid profit shifting from high to low tax jurisdiction and enable competition on an equal footing.

Education Secretary William J. Bennett has said the purpose of the new guidelines is to limit aid to low-income students and require the middle-class and upper-class families to cover more fully their educational costs.