51 It is apparent from Article 1(2)(a) of Directive 2001/29 that the directive 'leave[s] intact and … in no way affect[s] existing … provisions [of European Union law] relating to … the legal protection of computer programs' conferred by Directive 91/250, which was subsequently codified by Directive 2009/24.
Among the FOIA legislation's key provisions, it would establish a "presumption of openness" with government records, codifying a directive that Obama issued to all federal agencies in 2009.
The decision was codified in a Presidential directive, signed by Mr. Clinton the following month, which limited American participation in international peacekeeping operations.
The Waste Framework Directive (2008/98/EC) followed on from the Thematic Strategy on the Prevention and Recycling of Waste (COM 2005 06666), repealing the previous Waste Framework Directive (75/442/EEC, codified as 2006/12/EC), the Hazardous Waste Directive (91/689/EEC) and the Waste Oil Directive (75/439/EEC).
Best Buy, the electronics giant, announced last week that it was pulling Kaspersky Lab's cybersecurity products from its shelves and website, and the Senate is voting this week on a defense-spending bill that would ban Kaspersky Lab products from being used by American government agencies, effectively codifying Wednesday's directive into law.
Imagine a town of 50,000 Americans where 96% of those who die have signed an "advance directive" codifying their conscious decisions about how they would like to die.
Americans are perennially urged to have those talks and to codify the results in advance directives.
Directive 2006/115 codifies and reiterates, in terms analogous to those of Directive 92/100, the provisions of that directive.
Any Act could be, and often is, a laundry list of directives to amend existing codified statutes in some way or other.
Directive 2006/115 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 92/100.
Directive 2006/116 codifies and reproduces, in analogous terms, the provisions of Directive 93/98.
