Sentence examples for In the directive of from inspiring English sources
In connection with conditions specified in the Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council (2009/28/WE connected with promotion and usage of renewable energy, which Poland has obliged to fulfill) it is necessary to formulate and promote the architectural solutions, that use the complementary rule in innovative technologies.
The different constellations of risk are currently not taken into account in the directives of the German Federal Joint Committee on cancer screening [ 4].
Boxing became part of the curriculum in 1905, under the directive of President Theodore Roosevelt.
The list typically contains about 190 plays, but today there were about 140, in keeping with the directive of Coach Jim Fassel to streamline the offense.
It also stresses the need for inclusion in the scope of the directive of internet trade and the provision of internet platforms for trade in arms. in writing.
Do this, or get left behind — it's the directive of eBusiness in the era of Facebook and Twitter.
However, this is not enough as safeguarding measure, as the European Court of Justice (ECJ) held in 2008: "A general derogation from the application of the directive in respect of published information would largely deprive the directive of its effect.
To conform a frame of reference for the organization of the public health teaching in university degrees in Spain, in agreement with the directives of the European Space for Higher Education.
In the Directive 2003/99/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council repealing Council Directive 92/117/EEC, echinococcosis has been added to the list of zoonoses to be monitored in the European Union countries.
The Charter therefore endorsed the child centred focus in the Directive Principle of State Policy in the Constitution of 1978, and some statutes and jurisprudence developed by the courts on the need to consider the welfare of children.
Moreover, large-scale, high-resolution, and systematic observational data are typically lacking (e.g., for species that are listed in the Habitats Directive of the European Union).
