Sentence examples similar to instituting elevated guidelines from inspiring English sources

The Government must also freeze hiring and institute strict guidelines for promotion on merit.

YouTube: Earlier this month, the video site announced plans to institute stricter guidelines with regard to hate speech.

Last year the NFL instituted new guidelines for when a player could re-enter a game after a concussion.

It was renamed Tuskegee Institute in 1937 and began offering graduate-level instruction in 1943; the institute was elevated to university status in 1985.

In 2005, Richard J. Codey, then the governor, instituted guidelines requiring each school to eliminate candy in school cafeterias and promote fruits, vegetables, low-fat milk and whole grains.

Connecticut needs to institute more rigorous guidelines for licensing new drivers.

But they did nothing to institute guidelines, agreed to earlier, that could slow the sale of conventional arms.

In addition, it instituted guidelines for how SAC employees interact with public company employees and use "expert network" firms.

Last June, the new NATO and American commander, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, instituted guidelines credited with reducing civilian casualties caused by Western military forces.

In an effort to improve the reporting quality of clinical research, the Journal of Pediatric Surgery instituted specific reporting guidelines for authors beginning June 2006.

In response, Career Education appointed two new independent directors, terminated its poison pill and instituted stock ownership guidelines for senior management and the company's directors.