Sentence examples for relaxed guidelines from inspiring English sources

A18 Judges Move to Guard Privacy The federal courts agreed to adopt relaxed guidelines for monitoring the Internet use of judges and other employees, a move that could lead to greater privacy protection for workers nationwide.

The disclosure of the practice and the department's decision to halt it came just two weeks after a federal judge relaxed guidelines that for nearly 20 years had limited police surveillance and investigation of political groups.

The federal courts agreed today to adopt relaxed guidelines for monitoring the Internet use of judges and other employees, a move that could lead to greater privacy protection for employees nationwide.

"I can't tell you how many times we pick up a cancer in a young woman who comes in for a baseline mammogram before age 40," Dr. Hodyl said, adding that she was "extremely" concerned about the ramifications of the relaxed guidelines.

The relaxed guidelines initially went into effect in early 2003 as internal department rules, leaving the class-action plaintiffs with what they said were no means to enforce them; previously, they could go to Judge Haight if they thought the department had violated the consent decree.

This begs the question; are the more relaxed guidelines for television disclosure also created for that reasonable consumer?

When a county commissioner recently suggested relaxing guidelines intended to protect the blubbery creatures on the Miami River and other waterways, it set off the latest iteration of a perennial battle.

But as home prices surged, subprime lenders, which market to people with weak credit, relaxed their guidelines.

Since the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) relaxed its guidelines on television advertising in August 1997, spending on direct-to-consumer advertising of pills and potions has taken off.

In Britain the Pensions Regulator, which oversees corporate schemes, recently relaxed its guidelines to help funds that are heavily in deficit.The same policies that have forced down government-bond yields have forced up the cost of providing pensions.

Most lenders offer versions of their most popular credit cards with relaxed underwriting guidelines (and smaller credit limits) just for students and recent graduates.