Sentence examples for justice guidelines from inspiring English sources

The Guardian had requested the document under open justice guidelines.

As my colleague Jane Mayer first reported, Lynch pressed Comey not to make the disclosure to Congress, citing the long-standing Justice guidelines.

Ineos, which aspires to become one of the UK's major frackers, had refused to disclose the document after it had been requested by the Guardian under open justice guidelines.

Despite last-minute appeals from EchoStar and Hughes, the FCC made its antitrust ruling (based, meticulously, on Justice guidelines) before Justice Department officials even had a chance to mutter "Herfindahl Hirschman Index".Neither EchoStar nor Hughes would comment on the plan Mr Ergen brought to a meeting with the Justice Department on October 28th.

For this review we followed the method and protocol from the guidelines from the Cochrane Collaboration Handbook for Systematic Reviews and the Campbell Collaboration Crime and Justice guidelines.

Furthermore, even if he felt compelled to update Congress at some point, he could have followed Justice guidelines and done so after the election.

Lisa Jackson, who heads the EPA, has issued environmental-justice guidelines to the agency's offices, and Gwen Keyes Fleming, administrator for the EPA in the south-east, recently met Mr Bullard and other environmental-justice advocates.

A report that Scarpa had boasted about shooting someone was not sufficient evidence to arrest him, but it should have been cause, according to the Department of Justice guidelines on F.B.I. informants, to consider closing him.

So he has agreed to review existing Department of Justice guidelines governing investigations that involve reporters, and will convene a group of media organizations to hear their concerns as part of that review.

The covert dissemination of both accurate and inaccurate information by your staff violates Rule 6 e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedures, case law, Department of Justice guidelines, rules of court and well-established ethical prohibitions.

Rep. Joaquín Castro (D-Tex). told CNN on May 17 that Mueller "could actually get an exemption to not indicting the president" — in other words, an exemption from the Department of Justice guidelines Giuliani referenced.