Sentence examples for work out guidelines from inspiring English sources

The problem of out-of-control passengers has grown so pressing that 64 airlines sent representatives to a transport association seminar in Geneva in March to work out guidelines for carriers to use in developing policies on the problem.

"This is the perfect place to accomplish a mission to work out guidelines that would be sensible ones and fair ones," he said, "for what guidelines should exist in terms of should those programs defame, destroy or attack religions, ethnic groups" or racial groups.

This issue has been discussed recently at conferences designed to work out guidelines for such clinical trials, but no consensus has been reached (Goldhahn et al. 2008).

A task force convened by Mr. Gaffney has been meeting since August to work out guidelines and is expected to be finished by mid-February.

PAGE A23 Cardinal Calls for Patience Even if American bishops work out guidelines for handling clerical sexual abuse, the proposals still must be submitted to the Vatican before they are binding, Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston said.

A14 NATIONAL A15-22 Cardinal Says Only Vatican Can Make Changes Binding Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston said at Mass that even if the Roman Catholic bishops in the United States work out new guidelines for handling clerical sexual abuse at their annual meeting in June, the proposals would still have to be approved by the Vatican before they are binding.

Therefore, we need to work out practicable guidelines for forests managers and authorities that unavoidably overlook some of the ecological detail in the landscape.

Gonzalez works by marking out guidelines and lightly sketching in charcoal to get the spacing, but he then draws the letters, in the typeface from the model, freehand.

The White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said today that the Justice Department and the Department of Defense were working out guidelines that would govern how the tribunals would operate, if the president orders one to convene.

Working out guidelines for trade in this area will require resolving conflicts of interest among some NSG members as well as between the NSG and some nonmember states that wish to acquire the technology.

Now work is underway to set out guidelines for determining which workers will be compensated.