Sentence examples for setting out guidelines for from inspiring English sources

Businesses will launch an initiative today to tackle the problem, setting out guidelines for spotting and helping employees with mental health issues.

There is a hospital document setting out guidelines for dealing with "specimens from AIDS patients" ("extraordinary care must be taken to avoid accidental wounds").

He has until the end of the month to promulgate his "basic law" setting out guidelines for the road towards a full-fledged election in 2005 under a popularly endorsed constitution.

Facebook's main purpose may be about setting out guidelines for minors all in one place (up to now, Facebook has offered some advice throughout different areas of its support and help pages, with no single, central point of reference).

The civil service code of conduct, the main official document setting out guidelines for all of Whitehall, says only that civil servants "serve the government, whatever its political persuasion, to the best of your ability in a way which maintains political impartiality".

Randall Kennedy, a professor of law at Harvard, notes that the law sets out guidelines for how to balance competing interests.

A document produced in 2010 by the State Research Institute of the Ministry of Defence sets out guidelines for the administration of the gas to athletes.

As long ago as 1980, he points out, a report from two royal colleges – of physicians and surgeons – set out guidelines for hospitals undertaking children's heart surgery.

Officials set out guidelines for Kurdish-language radio and television broadcasts, part of Parliament's package of expanded rights for the country's more than 12 million Kurds.

The accreditation scheme sets out guidelines for museums to demonstrate their commitment to managing collections for the enjoyment and benefit of users.

WDR alleged that its athletes have been using it since before the Athens Olympics in 2004, while the Economist recently quoted a Russian defence ministry report written in 2010 that set out guidelines for administering the gas to athletes.