Sentence examples for would have guidelines from inspiring English sources

However, it is not very likely that these entities would have guidelines of their own, let alone high-quality ones.

Also, the Dutch Foreign Ministry allegedly would have issued guidelines to its embassies on how to react to questions about the role being played by the PVV and Wilders in the formation of a new government.

Although the literature about guidelines mostly regards therapeutic interventions, (Davey et al. 2011) while our TDs focussed on diagnostic reasoning, 16.2 % of the words in our sample were spent on patient management, so we would have expected guidelines to be discussed in some TDs.

15. a. Would it be helpful to have guidelines on what should be taught?

Under the law, Mississippi school districts would have to follow guidelines allowing a "limited public forum" at school events for students to express religious beliefs.

In addition, the official said, it would have violated Justice Department guidelines to keep pursuing Mr. Tsarnaev after the initial assessment found no evidence of a crime.

… Had we done so, I believe we would have invalidated the Guidelines as contrary to the Amendment's plain and unambiguous text," she writes.

Considering it in the sentencing would have boosted Conyers' guidelines and given the judge justification to send her to prison for as long as five years.

It may be that the decrease in seclusions could have been larger when the criteria for receiving the grant would have included specific guidelines.

I think we would have had these guidelines anyway, but the accreditation process has been a superb management tool, because somebody arrived, measured and evaluated our working processes, and we are trying to live up to these standards.

By our measures, the addition of an age-specific guideline of 64 years or older would have increased the guideline's effectiveness by 14 percentage points; it would also have increased the number of those requiring immobilization by 41.9% (234/558).