Sentence examples similar to account directives from inspiring English sources

I first proposed this change to EU accounting directives in a European Parliament report as long ago as 1999.

Implementation of the EU accounting directive so developing countries can access information on payments to governments made from the oil, gas and mining industries.

There are various other instruments on accountability, such the UN's global compact, which sets out guidelines for corporate behaviour, the EU's accounting directive and the extractive industries transparency initiative, to name but a few.

In particular, he recommends that the EU's accounting directive, which will require reporting of payments to governments in the extractive and forestry sector, be extended to include the banking sector.

And the EU's forthcoming Bank Accounts Directive is also aimed at increasing the transparency of bank fees and charges so customers can easily compare accounts and switch providers, including across borders.

Taking into account the directives towards the application of the "Quality by Design" approach, in this study the Excipient Efficiency (EE), a parameter able to quantify the capability of an excipient to control the drug release, has been developed.

And that doesn't take into account the directives and imperatives of Poland's ruling Communist Party, determined to enforce not only where but also even how people are allowed to live.

By all accounts, this directive was issued with absurdly short notice and no public oversight.

Ms Vestager underlined the importance of a functioning market place and of ongoing legislation, like the proposed country-by-country reporting on employee numbers, profits made and taxes paid (in the Accounting standards Directive), the first steps towards a European list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions, and the recently adopted anti-tax avoidance directive.

Sure to come up: the case of Shi Tao, a reporter for the Dangdai Shang Bao (Contemporary Business News) of Hunan, who forwarded, ultimately to foreign Web sites, his account of political directives to Chinese journalists forbidding the coverage of the fifteenth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

One case troubling human rights activists is that of Shi Tao, a reporter for the Dangdai Shang Bao (Contemporary Business News) of Hunan, who forwarded, ultimately to foreign Web sites, his account of political directives to Chinese journalists forbidding the coverage of the fifteenth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.