Sentence examples similar to a directive is released from inspiring English sources
A directive is a rule without conclusion.
In a memorandum on Thursday to his staff outlining the latest budget directive, which was released by Mr. Levy's office yesterday, the chancellor said the focus of the newly prescribed cuts "needs to shift to tougher decisions about what the business of the central offices should be".
According to Bloomberg, the U.S. Department of Education could issue a directive - which has not been released - that says federal law prohibits state governments from regulating student loan debt companies that collect student loan debt on behalf of the Education Department.
(Such a directive was quickly enforced after the disaster).
However, pursuant to the commission's directive, no person may be released under the retroactive application of the amendment until November 1 , 2015
France is restricting visas for workers from outside the European Union in the face of rising unemployment, according to a policy directive by President Nicolas Sarkozy that was released Tuesday.
More details are expected Tuesday when the directive is formally released.
The directive was announced last August amid outrage after a triple murder in which one of the suspects was an illegal immigrant who had been released on bail after previous arrests.
As for live vaccines containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) susceptible to be released into the environment, Directive 2001/18/EC determines the framework and principles of an environmental risk assessment (ERA) process, the results of which constitute an important section of the vaccine registration package submitted to registration authorities.
True to form, Barack Obama's latest directive relaxing the rules on travel and remittances to the communist island was released late on January 14th, just before a long weekend.
A development corporation official said the directive would be included in the guidelines for the memorial competition, which will be released April 28.
