Sentence examples for and its directive from inspiring English sources

But the Catholic church seemed to stand alone among the major religions on Long Island in its concentration on the abortion issue and its directive that voters bring church teachings into the voting booth.

The ECJ ruling clarified, at the request of British court of appeal judges, that EU data retention laws say such blanket retention of personal confidential data is unlawful under the EU's fundamental charter of rights and its directive on privacy and electronic communications.

Certain countries have nonetheless equipped themselves with a number of legislative tools in this regard, such as the case of European legal order and its Directive 98/44/EC, making room for a farmers' privilege in domestic patent systems in its rather unusual Article 11§1, allowing farmers to retain material grown on their own farms for subsequent years (Nenow [2001]).

Second, the January window is effectively a sop to the European Commission and its directives on freedom of movement.

But Europe has no equivalent of the US's fair use, and its new directive will only make it more difficult for innovative content-driven models to emerge.

The intervention by the EBU came as staff occupying the ERT building in Athens called on the government to delay any decision to send in the police and to withdraw its directive ordering private media stations to stop broadcasting the renegade ERT programmes.

The Water Framework Directive (WFD) 2000/60/EC [ 1] and its daughter directives are some of the most powerful regulatory tools the European Union currently has to protect the quality of the inland aquatic environment.

By learning tools to combat this inner critic, knowing its tricks and ignoring its directives, the person is in a much stronger position to create and sustain real change.

The A.C.L.U. of Florida sued the day before the White House issued its directive, and last Sunday night, transgender activists and their allies held a strategy session in a church — with a sheriff's deputy standing guard outside because attendees feared for their safety.

The European Commission promotes eHealth through its funding programs for innovation and through its "directives" (non-binding recommendations to member states) in support of eHealth services and data protection.

The act of taking an impression is to look objectively at what has been created, and use its directives to further the problem solving process.