Sentence examples for has guidelines about from inspiring English sources

"Facebook has guidelines about what can and can't be published," explained Mary Hamilton, executive editor of audience at the Guardian.

The law, introduced for England and Wales did not define stalking, but has guidelines about the type of behaviour it can involve, Mr Wenham said.

The pit bull advocacy group Bad Rap has guidelines about renting with a pet.

A new tool, launched Tuesday, allows anyone to apply to be verified, though the company has guidelines about who qualifies.  .

The big difference is television has guidelines about what is appropriate to show and at what times.

"We have guidelines about recognizing a company's contribution, and we're always working to strike the balance between giving credit where it's due and making sure that the marketing is appropriate to the support that's been given," says Bridget Lowell, a spokesperson for The Nature Conservancy.

Some camps have guidelines about bikinis, and they might make you wear a tank top over it--just be prepared.

The Department of Health has guidelines warning people about the safety risks of buying any drug online.

Most publications will have guidelines on their websites about how to pitch to them.

Many of them, including The New York Times, already have guidelines for informing readers about conflicts of interest among analysts; they object not to the disclosure but to the government's intrusion into their decision making.

Myriad had guidelines rather than strict requirements about who was eligible for BRCA testing, unlike OncorMed's strict protocols.