Sentence examples for operating under guidelines from inspiring English sources

Preliminary censorship was universal practice in the Soviet Union; it was conducted by an army of censors operating under guidelines established by the Ideological Department of the Communist Party's Central Committee.

Yet, a CIA officer in the field hoping to recruit such a source faces a daunting series of reviews by committees back at headquarters operating under guidelines that start from the presumption that recruiting a terrorist is a bad thing.

The report, if it concerns the child of an active-duty service member, gets funneled to the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) operating under guidelines of the Department of Defense (Directive 6400.1).

Uefa, though, operates under guidelines set out in the World Anti‑Doping Agency code regarding team punishments.

The F.B.I. engaged in its own abuses by spying on antiwar groups and civil rights leaders, but it now operates under guidelines governing its agents' actions.

According to Windy City Times, the university previously operated under guidelines that welcomed only those ceremonies "legally recognized" in Illinois.

In the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) the Supporting Families Early (SFE) policy and the Safe Start guidelines [ 12] formalised long standing practice that had been operating under draft guidelines since 2001 (IPC).

Several of the large clinic chains say they are already operating under similar guidelines issued last December by the Academy of Family Physicians.

It's addictive, especially if you're at a design school or some corporate gig, where you're operating under strict guidelines," says Zeitz.

As TripAdvisor's influences grow, these tensions reveal how the free-for-all of online customer feedback differs from an era of professional reviewers operating under clearer guidelines.

At the University of Toronto, Raisa B. Deber, a professor in the department of health policy, management and evaluation, said that Canada's system was not a true national health service -- like Britain's -- but rather a collection of provincial health systems operating under the guidelines of the 1984 Canada Health Act.