Sentence examples for Implement a directive from inspiring English sources

Brasserie du Pcheur offered the Court an opportunity to provide further clarification, in particular on Member State liability in cases other than failure to implement a directive and about the Community's criteria for granting individuals the right to reparation.

He called on Lima to "implement a directive that makes clear that the misuse of state resources for electoral advantage will be severely sanctioned" and to "investigate reports of harassment of opposition candidates and domestic election monitors and take action against those responsible".

Those groups are working together from Florida's four most populous counties to implement a directive that was actually passed by the Republican legislature and signed by the Republican governor in 2011: that everybody should update their comprehensive land-use plan to reflect the most recent information on sea level rise and other kinds of adverse climate impacts.

The lawsuit, led by New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood, and supported by Maryland, New Jersey, Illinois, Massachusetts, Oregon, California and New Mexico, is an effort to stop the Interior Department from fully implementing a directive to its law enforcement division to forgive mass bird kills, even when the animals are threatened or endangered.

After harsh criticism from Ohio Democrats, Husted implemented a directive that created uniform voting hours across the state.

A decree issued early last year to implement a European Union directive laid down severe penalties where such accounts contain more than €12,500: fines of 20% of balances up to €50,000 and 40% above that.

As for the French desire to implement a draft directive from the European Commission in favour of "consultation and information at the national level" for companies with as few as 50 workers, the bosses are appalled.

Reduces the amount of domestic legislation required to implement an EU directive in the United Kingdom.

Even in Britain, which has to implement an EU directive banning formal retirement ages by the end of 2006, employers argue that older workers will suffer, because getting rid of them will become more brutal.

In January Germany implemented a European Union directive requiring telecoms companies to hold their customers' technical records for six months in case investigators needed them.

It is also charged with implementing a European directive against filling big holes in the ground with refuse, which is how Britain currently disposes of most of its waste.