Sentence examples for a directive being from inspiring English sources

A directive being debated in Brussels would commit the Continent to following the example of France, Finland and Sweden, which are preparing to dig deep underground labyrinths to store the highly toxic waste forever.

A directive being debated in the European Parliament and getting a lot of support around Europe would reduce noise in the workplace, concert halls and opera houses included, The Times of London reports.

At that time, any one country could stop a directive being passed by using its right of veto.

(Such a directive was quickly enforced after the disaster).

Asked whether such a directive was likely, Mr. Höltgen said, "It cannot be excluded".

A directive is useless if it sits undiscovered in your filing cabinet.

The commission, however, argues that a directive is needed because national laws differ widely.

"Everyone must feel clear on what their role is — so if a directive is muddy, you ask".

A directive is a rule without conclusion.

Following final Civil Protection Committee and governmental approval, a directive was provided to all directors of universities with medical schools instructing them to implement the curriculum (February 2007).

In 2002, a directive was issued to completely adopt CNG in all public transport systems to curb pollution.