Sentence examples for a directive drawn from inspiring English sources

This month the European Parliament starts work on a directive, drawn up by the European Commission, to remove the last monopolies in postal markets by 2009 the final stage in a slow and laborious liberalisation that began in 1992.

Instead, his team (led in this case by chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, who from 1999 to 2002 made more than $18 million working for a financial services firm) wore down his request to a simpler directive: Draw up a plan for restructuring Citibank.

This paper discusses these issues in the context of the EU Water Framework Directive, drawing on data from recent experimental work and a new model (INCA-Chalk) that allows the impacts of different land use management practices to be explored.

The European Union directive draws directly from work done by the F.S.B. and the United States.

These drafts had to refer to regional directives, drawing on European Union and national guidelines.

The directives drew immediate criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees, which said the moves would hurt veterans, law enforcement officers and others.

However, most politicians believe that the proposed directive was drawn up in a rush and will have to be amended, said Baroness Cohen, chair of the House of Lords EU economic and financial affairs sub-committee, which is conducting an inquiry into the subject.

In 2012, the Pentagon released a directive that tried to draw a line between semiautonomous and completely autonomous weapons.

The "Hannibal directive" was drawn up in 1986 following the capture of two Israeli soldiers in south Lebanon.

While senior military commanders have said they believe no troops have been denied close air support, General McChrystal's directive has drawn criticism from many troops and families of service members who believed the restrictions put soldiers and Marines at a disadvantage against Taliban insurgents.

So the Directive was drawn up which divided cookies into those which are "strictly necessary" for a service being provided and others, which will require consent from users.