Sentence examples for as directive. from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that the BBC sees art as directive (unlit) and not reflective (lit)?

Light intensity and the type of feed clearly appeared as directive factors for pikeperch culture.

Motivated by legislations such as Directive (2000/53/EC), recently, end-of-life (ELVs) problems have seriously been regarded in developing countries as well.

Second, Khaitan shows that insofar as they impose political duties on the state, these duties have a conditional character: their substantive obligatory force becomes manifest only after certain preconditions inherent in reasons for their adoption as directive principles are satisfied.

187 Second, in accordance with recital 20 in its preamble, the Copyright Directive is based on principles and rules already laid down in the directives in force in the area of intellectual property, such as Directive 92/100 which has been codified by the Related Rights Directive (seeInfopaq International, paragraph 36).

What really attracts attention is that, apart from consumers who donate the toy to family or social associations, 67.1% of consumers discard them along with other waste fractions in domestic bins, whereas only 32.9% do so at recycling points, as Directive 2012/19/EU requires.

While other post-September 11 measures, such as directives to freeze specific terrorist assets, create direct controls for the EU, the Decision takes a different tack.

For most of the European faithful, this was not a difficult decision; nor was it for the Daily Worker, which received money, as well as directives, from Moscow.

It brought us much that is good, such as directives that enable us to hold our governments to account for their environmental failures.

Suggestions are taken as directives.

Especially as directives become more complex.