Sentence examples for guidelines to open from inspiring English sources

To boost offence, the league would have to come up with unrelated rule changes or officiating guidelines to open up the sport.

The EU had endorsed the Quartet conditions for engagement with Hamas – conditions that the UN representative at the time told the UN secretary general were hurdles raised precisely in order to prevent Hamas from meeting them, rather than as guidelines intended to open the path for diplomatic solutions.

Legal experts said the second guideline appeared to open a broad line of defense in at least some of the cases under review in the current scandal.

Of course, as with any performance, there were practical guidelines: when to generalise, when to open the text for close analysis, when to pause for a drink of water.

The senators said the new guidelines would allow the F.B.I. to open an investigation of an American, conduct surveillance, pry into private records and take other investigative steps "without any basis for suspicion".

We recognized that we needed clearer and less subjective guidelines with regard to opening Internet business accounts.

Indeed, we join a broad, diverse movement urging regulators to strengthen the guidelines to protect the open Internet in Europe.

Agents were urged to seek alternatives to opening fire, following guidelines used by most domestic police departments.

Lack of flexibility in the guidelines to suit each community opens up the way for manipulation that even proper supervision may not help.

After completion, the guidelines were subject to open external review by the involved professional societies and their members as well as patient group representatives.

They've all been stricken by the reform virus or variations of it and are laying down stringent guidelines to the individual districts while opening the cash box to outside privatizing interests.