Sentence examples for guidelines to try from inspiring English sources

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Last month Education Secretary Ruth Kelly launched revised guidelines to try to improve the quality of school meals before tough minimum nutritional standards are introduced next year.

Scientists are working to understand how that might affect their control efforts, and have developed guidelines to try to manage resistant mosquito populations.

Such camps inevitably end up having targets and flout guidelines to try to meet them.

Michael R. Bromwich, director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement — the successor to the discredited Minerals Management Service — issued guidelines this week to try to cool the cozy relationship between government and the oil companies.

The administration of former President George W. Bush issued guidelines last October to try to control executive pay at companies receiving government help, but so far they have done little to curb large salaries.

The Food and Drug Administration yesterday offered new, nonbinding guidelines to food processors to try to reduce the risk of food poisoning in fresh-cut produce like bagged spinach leaves, sliced tomatoes and imported melons, but acknowledged that it could not say with certainty what caused the recent outbreaks connected to E. coli and salmonella, or how to stop them.

The new format called for six 15-minute conversations, each starting with a question and two-minute answers from each candidate, but both Mr. Romney and President Obama effectively trampled over the guidelines, leaving Mr. Lehrer to try to interject with phrases like "excuse me," "wait" and "please".

The panel, chaired by the former England captain Mike Brearely, also concluded no set guidelines are required, stating that "to try to be too prescriptive by listing banned substances would be counterproductive".

For people at high risk, the new guidelines said, it is best to try to get L.D.L. cholesterol, which is linked to heart disease, as low as 70 milligrams per deciliter of blood.

While the collecting guidelines are a worthy way to try to discourage looting and black-market trade, Mr. Franklin said, museums also need to consider carefully the long-term effect on their curatorial strengths.