Sentence examples for guidelines which set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Friedman, 75, is required to retire by Goldman's corporate governance guidelines, which set 75 as the maximum age for directors.

The guidelines, which set minimum requirements for calories and fats allowed, encourage schools to offer low-fat and whole-grain snack foods or fruits and limit the availability of sugary drinks.

The board has already started down that path: Mr. Levy is trying to hold superintendents and principals more accountable with annual evaluations based on detailed performance guidelines, which set goals for everything from test scores to attendance rates to teacher recruitment.

In 1976, the NIH adopted guidelines, which set up a system based on biological and physical containments.

In this approach we differ with that of for example the South African Medical Research Council guidelines which set a flat rate policy per visit for clinical trial participants.

As an official extension of the CONSORT statement 2010 (item 5), the content integrity of the STRICTA guidelines may be improved by embedding all the items suggested by the TIDieR guidelines (which specify a minimum set of items to describe an intervention) in the checklist.

Jones et al. [98] recently provided a set of guidelines which define the good practice in dMRI computing.

Our model should be welfare reform, which set guidelines, then allowed states to figure out the best solutions.

Citing the lack of a "single meaning to a significant number of consumers", the Federal Trade Commission in 2012 declined to include the word "natural" (or "sustainable") in its latest Green Guides, which set guidelines for green marketing claims.

The New Zealand Rugby Union, which governs professional and amateur rugby in the country, has signed up with the Zurich Consensus, which set guidelines on how to diagnose and manage concussions, along with protocols on when players can return.

The Milwaukee archdiocese had announced that it would divest itself of holdings from any companies that did not abide in South Africa by the so-called Sullivan principles, which set guidelines of corporate behavior, including desegregation in the workplace and equal pay for employees.