Sentence examples for Change directorate from inspiring English sources

The Europeans are committed to a system, similar to that in the Kyoto agreement, under which nations set numerical targets and timetables for emissions reductions, bound together in a global trading scheme and enforced by the United Nations climate change directorate.

Under longstanding arrangements that Ms. Miscik said would change, the directorate of operations typically shields information about the identity, motivations and even access to information of its sources from the directorate of intelligence.

But the Airtours ruling also puts a new onus on companies to present much richer information to the commission at the outset of a proposed deal.There are plenty of suggestions for how Mr Monti should change his directorate's work.

There was little market reaction to a change in the directorate of Internet Technology, another high-flying AIM share, which ended unchanged at 150p.

"There is no question that this shift will be a significant change for our directorate overall and for so many of you personally," Higgins said.

In a parliamentary decision in 2004 it was decided to opt for the open European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) as a data transmission standard, which is used by all other police TETRA systems in Europe, but this was later changed by the directorate to the proprietary TETRA Enhanced Data Service (TEDS) owned by Motorola.

By dramatizing the word or sentence cut out with a glaring black line, a redaction fairly cries out, "Catch me if you can!" Postscript: The C.I.A., long vilified for its use of euphemisms (rendition, wetwork, sheep-dipping), has forthrightly changed its mild-sounding "Directorate of Operations" to the sinister-sounding "National Clandestine Service".

Jonathan Edward Moor, director, aviation directorate, Department for Transport.

"The National Science Foundation already funds STEM [science, technology, education, and mathematics] education and even climate-change education programs in the Directorate for Education and Human Resources with worthy peer-reviewed proposals.

(4) Amendments to agreements approved by the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls to change the name of a party to those agreements.

NSF now plans to analyze the change in titles by discipline and directorate to learn whether certain fields are especially problematic, Hamos says.