Sentence examples for informal guidelines from inspiring English sources

The answer was a combination of regulation and informal guidelines.

Should the supervisors now draw up rules to do that too?There are some informal guidelines on good liquidity management but no international standards.

New research suggests that 2014 saw a significant drop compared to 2013 in the number of movies released that passed the Bechdel test, the informal guidelines that judge whether individual films represent female characters fairly.

What is more, of the 15 people the panel freed early over the past five years, there are questions about whether, under the board's own informal guidelines, five were even appropriate candidates for release.

She took office just as a corruption scandal in the assessors office was laid bare, and put an end to lax assessment practices, in which, city officials said, assessors set informal guidelines, limiting the change in market values from year to year.

When the informal guidelines behind the new protocol were first drawn up in 1997, giving the city's new Emergency Management Agency a coordinating role, the police commissioner at the time, Howard Safir, resisted ceding authority to the new agency, though many former officials said he pushed for its creation earlier, while he was fire commissioner.

Named for the former House speaker, J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, the "rule" is more of an informal guideline in which the majority party typically does not bring bills to the House floor unless they have the support of more than half of the majority party's lawmakers.

Cooperating centres received detailed study guidelines, informal information via telephone, recruitment material and the manuals themselves.

We further give several informal but useful guidelines to counter those common attacks in the design of certified email protocols.

In this paper, civil society includes institutions and organisations that are not government-controlled (Baylis and Smith 2001), e.g., producers' associations, informal farming practice guidelines, and non-state organisations that participate in lobbying, research and education.

Formal and informal health economic guidelines have been issued in many countries to standardize and improve the quality of economic evaluation in health care.