Sentence examples for imposed guidelines from inspiring English sources

Until now, European regulators have taken a laissez-faire approach, in contrast to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, which has imposed guidelines barring operators of fixed-line broadband networks from blocking access to sites providing lawful content.

The city also has prohibited billboards, chain restaurants, and lights that can be seen from the beach and has imposed guidelines to protect native plants and animals from human interference.

The results show that, within the imposed guidelines, it is possible to generate desired signals through the signal synthesis procedure.

The court imposed guidelines, now known as the Handschu agreement, on when, exactly, the NYPD can spy on activists.

Organizational behaviors may move towards chaos, so organizational members tend to react by self-organizing their behaviors around attractors (self or external imposed guidelines) or minimum specifications (self or externally imposed practice rules that are simple and clear).

Externally imposed guideline-based quality measures were presented as a barrier to minimising the prescription of PIMs.

Over the years there have been numerous attempts by the audit office and the Department of Finance to impose guidelines.

Guides have got around this by providing visitors with face masks and they impose guidelines to prevent people with colds, or possibly other viruses from getting near apes.

To some extent, authenticity and autonomy agree in supposing that one should strive to lead one's life according to one's own reasons and motives, relying on one's capacity to follow self-imposed guidelines.

"Ethics codes" are examples of a professional community "imposing" guidelines upon their profession, said Sanyin Siang, a program associate with AAAS's Scientific Freedom, Responsibility and Law program.

Nowinski believes the NCAA's unwillingness to impose guidelines at football practice is a direct result of college football players having "zero voice" when it comes to rules.