Sentence examples for sweeping guidelines from inspiring English sources

Several months later, the nation's bishops adopted sweeping guidelines to protect children.

Chicago public schools (CPS) released sweeping guidelines on Tuesday requiring all 660 of the district's schools to accommodate transgender students according to their gender identities in bathrooms, locker rooms and on overnight trips.

In 2008 the group wrote sweeping guidelines advising museums that they "normally should not" acquire a work unless solid proof exists that the object was, prior to 1970, outside the country where it was discovered in modern times, or was legally exported from that country after 1970.

For example, in 2008, the Association of Art Museum Directors, the industry's major trade group, wrote sweeping guidelines advising museums that they "normally should not" acquire a work unless solid proof exists that the object was, before 1970, outside the country where it was discovered in modern times, or was legally exported from that country after 1970.

Under the sweeping guidelines, which were approved last month by the American Association of Museums and the Association of Art Museum Directors, museums must research and disclose on their Web sites the backgrounds of all art works acquired after 1933, when the Nazis took power in Germany, and produced before the conclusion of World War II in 1945.

During the last few months, as The Times has sought information about the state's use of medications, the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities has acknowledged that there are problems, and began to develop sweeping guidelines for the use of medication.

The federal government proposed sweeping new guidelines on Thursday that could push the food industry to overhaul how it advertises cereal, soda pop, snacks, restaurant meals and other foods to children.

Right now, most of us live by sweeping, general guidelines that are one-size-fits-all.

Earlier this month, the FDA announced what looked at first glance like sweeping new guidelines on the use of antibiotics in livestock.

In the five-plus years since the CDC issued that first warning, the opioid conversation has changed, a culture shift that culminated in March when the agency released sweeping new prescribing guidelines urging primary care doctors not to prescribe opioids for pain lasting longer than three months.

Speaking to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's education reform commission this fall, NYC Department of Education Deputy Chancellor Shael Polakow-saidnsky said both the city and other school districts require additional funding if they are to successfully implement the sweeping new guidelines.