Sentence examples for set clear guidelines from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers set clear guidelines on when the police are allowed to request a suspect's immigration status, he said.

Bruce G. Blair, a nuclear weapons expert who is president of the Center for Defense Information in Washington, said it was important for the White House to set clear guidelines.

There are an increasing number of calls, some reluctant, for parliament to draft a privacy law to set clear guidelines for the courts about where the line should be drawn.

Experts like YIVO's Max Weinreich and his son, Uriel, who compiled a Yiddish-English dictionary, set clear guidelines about how the language should be transliterated into English — though in that famously disputatious Jewish world those instructions were not always appreciated or obeyed.

"I think the WTF, the BOA, UK Sport and the IOC need to set clear guidelines to organisations for when we select athletes.

The word from many corporate boardrooms was that 'all bets are off' and to set clear guidelines for impact and expenditures.

It's a stunning beginning-to-end account of Lilco's bungled attempt to build a nuclear power plant, and the regulatory agencies that vacillated in setting clear guidelines for completing the partially built plant in the wake of the Three Mile Island fiasco.

To avoid such situations, Dresser and Panofsky recommend setting clear guidelines early in the partnership as to what should be expected from the scientists and the group members.

While the agreement is not a legally binding contract and can be changed or ended at any time, it sets clear guidelines and expectations from the get-go so that everyone is on the same page.

A good school leader's prescription for creating a positive school climate involves a complex set of interrelated actions: setting clear guidelines and directions, supporting and encouraging the school's staff and students, sharing decision-making, remaining open to collaboration and new ideas, celebrating diversity, and above all else, listening twice and acting once.

However, this can only be cost-effective when the profession sets clear guidelines on indications for physiotherapy, especially since there is debate on the value of clinical diagnostic tests.