Sentence examples similar to a projected directive from inspiring English sources

And to just do that, with no Big Art Project directive about it.

We are deeply indebted to the staff of the departments of Orthopedic Surgery and Geriatric Medicine for their loyal compliance with the project directives, and in particular to the orthopaedic surgeons who have loyally and enthusiastically carried out the inclusion and randomisation procedures in busy on-call-situations in the emergency room on a 24/7 basis.

The European commission is currently undergoing a project to harness into one directive the many different recommended MRLs around the EU, and envisages the European Food Safety Authority acting as coordinator.

The suggested method for allocating RAM for use in a project is to use the BLK directive.

The single example of a project being abandoned because of the habitats directive was a 90-turbine windfarm, five miles off the coast of Blackpool, which would have harmed a major concentration of the scoter, an endangered migratory sea duck.

The BLK directive will allocate bytes of RAM for use in a project.

The directive also said that the Defense Department would set up a Project and Contracting Office to provide "support" for activities in Iraq.

Unlike the fictional superhuman cyborg Robocop from the 1987 film, whose primary directive is to fight crime with lethal force, Robocoach is part of a project that "aims to bridge the digital divide among seniors aged 50 and above".

Back in 2011 when it proposed to revise the public data directive, the EC projected that its Open Data Strategy will end up injecting €40 billion annually to the EU's economy, driving growth and jobs.

The EC-sponsored project "Implementation of Council Directive 97/43/Euratom requirements concerning referral criteria for medical imaging in the European Union" was carried out by a consortium of European partners starting with this survey of the availability of Guidelines in 2012.

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