Sentence examples for preliminary guidelines from inspiring English sources

In September, Betty J. Sternberg, the state education commissioner, issued preliminary guidelines to schools and said that the department would distribute more comprehensive guidelines in February.

The committee finally produced an excellent set of preliminary guidelines last April, but nothing has appeared since.

Mr. Feinberg's preliminary guidelines for the final payouts, for instance, say that "proximity" to the gulf will factor heavily in who gets paid and how much.

The Department of Environmental Conservation, which issued the preliminary guidelines, said that it found no reasonable basis for a drilling ban near the watershed, but that measures were necessary to allay concerns raised last year in public hearings.

"When all the reports come in, I tell the administration that this was the board's factual findings and this is the general range where I anticipate that the preliminary guidelines may be," Mr. Hochman continued.

He has also made clear in preliminary guidelines released earlier this year that his system for evaluating the states' reform efforts will be rigorous — and that financing can be revoked if states renege on their promises.

The results from this study can provide a preliminary guideline to optimize the various design parameters involved in hydraulic stimulation and geothermal production in the EGS reservoir.

In addition, through the conducted data analysis, a preliminary guideline can be formed, which can then be used as a guide and resource to develop awareness and capability in implementing cross-disciplinary research.

NICE proposed in their preliminary guideline to withdraw ChEIs and memantine from the UK National Health Service (NHS) (Kmietowicz 2005).

The preliminary guideline versions are open for dialogue with decision makers, professions and patient organizations and discussed at conferences, seminars and hearings.

A preliminary guideline document was drafted by the authors following discussion and, where necessary, voting by members of the Guidelines Development Group (GDG).