Sentence examples for publishing guidelines from inspiring English sources

Snapchat was awarded one star out of six in the EFF's report, solely for publishing guidelines for law enforcement requests.

The American Kennel Club has fanned the flames of suburban revolt, publishing guidelines that urge owners to lobby lawmakers to finance leashless areas.

Volunteer groups on social media dedicated to helping refugees in Croatia have been publishing guidelines on how to avoid mines and maps showing where the main minefields are.

"The key thing now is to move toward publishing guidelines in the autumn explaining the general approach data protection authorities, including the ICO, will adopt when handling complaints about name-based search results".

Publishing guidelines to clarify when an individual might not face prosecution under the 1961 Suicide Act for helping a friend or loved one die, Starmer said he was not decriminalising the offence of encouraging or assisting suicide, which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine, which has been in the forefront of warning about the dangers posed by drowsy drivers, should also take the lead in developing and publishing guidelines for clinicians prescribing sedating medications on when and how to preclude some from driving.

Instead, published "guidelines" are applied arbitrarily.

The Environmental Protection Agency has also published guidelines.

Last year the Treasury Department published guidelines for charities.

The NUJ publishes guidelines for reporting on racist organisations.

Arts Council England has (at last) published guidelines on interns.