Sentence examples for instituting guidelines from inspiring English sources

Connolly envisions teachers' organizations issuing voting policies that apply to all teachers who own shares or mutual funds, or AARP instituting guidelines of its own.

Historically, the four major sports leagues have become increasingly proactive in instituting guidelines for suspensions for using illegal substances (which can be categorized as self-destructive behavior), in contrast to baby steps in dealing with destructive behavior toward others.

DeVos is already on that one as she is stalling on instituting guidelines designed to hold accountable for-profit colleges and non-degree programs accountable.

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 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.

Governments around the world instituted guidelines for calculating energy efficiency of vehicles not only by models, but by the whole universe of new vehicles registered.

None of the Ivies did, though Wellesley College in 2004 instituted guidelines that the mean grade for 100- and 200-level classes should not exceed a B+.

In addition, we need to set up an independent agency with the power to allocate resources to the most effective treatments, institute guidelines for palliative care when indicated and provide a road map to long-term solutions for efficiency in the delivery of health care.

The Community Safety Act consists of four bills aiming to institute guidelines for NYPD activities.