Sentence examples for minimum guiding from inspiring English sources
There have been concerns that Deasy and his then-top deputy Jaime Aquino might have been at minimum guiding the two companies to produce the product the district would want, long before other bidders had a chance to devise their own proposals.
At a minimum, a guiding principle of all data provision is respect for autonomy of data subjects, which is normally reflected through the requirement of individual informed consent.
No longer should "the bare minimum" be the guiding principle for the way we fund or run our precious care homes.
Latencies were fitted by a serial processing model in which the visually guided minimum tracking latency VGLmin is supplemented by two types of delay, dubbed 'unlock' and 'target', that can be either short or long ('direct' or 'indirect'), depending on the conditions.
Many NGOs now use the Sphere Project charter and minimum standards to guide their interventions in emergency situations.
The public heath personnel also simplified principles from numerous health policies into a few minimum specifications to guide their practices [ 61].
There is an urgent need to develop diabetes prevention guidelines and minimum standards to guide the treatment and management of diabetes in emergency situations.
In response to these findings the EORTC raised the need to establish international standards for QoL assessment in cancer clinical trials [ 16] and made significant efforts to define basic minimum criteria to guide investigators when reporting HRQOL from cancer RCTs [ 17].
The "five lessons" here might be considered "minimum specifications"[ 24] for guiding development of new family medicine departments with an expectation that there would be "wide space for innovation and shared action" in each new site.
Alternatively, Singh proposes that a state's "minimum core obligation" be used as a guiding principle in HIV programmes.
"Our guiding principle was not to do the minimum required by law but to do the right thing," he added.
