Sentence examples for substantive guidelines from inspiring English sources

A design support tool is developed to represent this information through substantive guidelines for development decisions.

He should move beyond unpersuasive and vague pledges to balance security against privacy, to substantive guidelines that limit the overreaching of N.S.A. surveillance programs abroad and at home.

While Congress has issued substantive guidelines for these tools – for example, calculated costs must include room and board, books and supplies – different school calculators may frame their results differently, and different schools may use different years' costs in their calculations; one might incorporate historical costs for 2010-11 while another may use projected costs for 2012-13.

Tibetan envoys attempted, but were unsuccessful, in pushing substantive discussion on guidelines within Tibet that would precipitate the Dalai Lama's return to Tibet, namely a guarantee of the autonomy of the rights and welfare needs of the Tibetan people, as stated in the Memorandum.

A draft of the agreement sets out guidelines on substantive negotiations between Mr. Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, and Mr. Tsvangirai's party.

However, Kant does not clarify adequately what systematic principles would guide this transition project, nor is it clear whether he takes the project to yield substantive principles or heuristic guidelines.

The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, who had also lobbied education officials to make the changes, called the guidelines "real and substantive".

This cross-sectional study of CD in the Mediterranean referral centers offers a puzzling picture of the capacities to deal with the emerging epidemic of CD in the area, giving a substantive support to the World Gastroenterology Organization guidelines.

Should they represent ideals to strive for without threat of retribution (so called aspirational guidance) or rather represent a basis for sanction (mandatory guidance) [ 31]? Should guidelines present a substantive position or a decision-making standard for resolution of divisive issues [ 7]?

Dr. Kochi said the most substantive change in the W.H.O.'s guidelines on the use of insecticides would extend the reach of the strategy.

Within arms' length expresses that there is a controlling, underlying public authority, by virtue of ownership (shares), right of appointment of governors, substantive (50 + %) funding, binding policy guidelines, and/or ex ante supervision - as opposed to a private organization being positioned independently, at arms' length; outside of government control.