Sentence examples for to set guidelines from inspiring English sources

Last year the United States blocked attempts to set guidelines, saying the proposals would not deter development of biological weapons.

However, she says companies need to set guidelines for how email should be used, and train employees properly.

Still, Lott tries to set guidelines: "Instead of getting a Big Mac, get the grilled-chicken sandwich.

One solution may be to set guidelines specifying which types of cancers and cases are more difficult and should be routinely reviewed.

Labour needs a fair pay commission in its manifesto if fairness means anything to set guidelines for excessive salaries as well as for low pay.

If the Rehnquist court were to accept that, it would be remembered for failing to legitimate the incoming president and to set guidelines for future close contests.

Thus, the determination of geochemical baseline is fundamental to setting guidelines for environmental management.

We head into the June meeting with a strong sense of commitment, and hope to emerge with a national policy which will reach out to victims, set guidelines for response and help people to restore their trust in the church".

They just try to gather talent, set guidelines and create an atmosphere where brilliance can happen.

That led the F.D.A. to say it would set guidelines for package-front nutrition labels.

He noted, however, that the Justice Department had been reviewing its procedures for choosing monitors and might set guidelines to prevent accusations of favoritism in the process.