Sentence examples for guidelines to set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's budget says, for example, that the Army Corps of Engineers uses "performance-based guidelines" to set priorities for navigation and flood control projects, ensuring that benefits will outweigh costs.

Because reactions to hallucinogens can vary so much depending on the setting, experimenters and review boards have developed guidelines to set up a comfortable environment with expert monitors in the room to deal with adverse reactions.

Equations (10) and (11) can be used as guidelines to set parameters in (9), as exemplified in the following case studies.

In terms of design we provide guidelines to set the mandate of the system (benefits and duration) and how to assess the tradeoffs between alternative mechanisms to finance redistribution.

Grant reviews typically employ a sum rule rather than a majority rule and use strict guidelines to set the range of judges' scores [9].

This section will briefly review these guidelines to set the stage for a discussion of their relative applicability to UK general practice.

The genetic results support the present management practice of using a regional guideline to set harvest limits, and closing small areas to harvests when local populations are reduced.

The S.B.A., in response, said that writing the rules was a "complex and controversial responsibility" to establish guidelines to set-aside contracts based on gender.

Scrapping the guidelines frees headteachers to set their own homework policy, the government says.

The guidelines require police to set aside myths about rape and to approach victims with empathy and an open mind.

Last year the United States blocked attempts to set guidelines, saying the proposals would not deter development of biological weapons.