Sentence examples for associated directive from inspiring English sources

Its presentation of the dossier we are debating today – on driving times and drivers' rest periods and the associated directive on the monitoring of compliance with the conditions imposed by the first directive – did, of course, offer a good opportunity to turn good intentions into practical policies.

In particular, population-based data are lacking regarding the factors associated with advance directive completion.

But there are risks associated with this directive.

Tim Hammond, speaking for the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations, noted that his organization is "particularly concerned with the amount of bureaucracy associated with the directive" and the added "multiple levels of approval, review, and authorization" that do not translate to an increase in animal welfare.

The various problems associated with the directive, and its failure to achieve the aims set for it, have been much discussed [ 1, 8, 17].

The compromise is essentially one in which Parliament has recognized the technical realities associated with this directive on labelling and the Council has accepted the right of people to know what is in the food they eat.

The risk analyses relate to those carried out by the Environment Agency of England and Wales to meet their European Water Framework Directive obligations associated with the protection of surface water ecology.

The directive was associated with a 60% reduction in the risk of hospitalization for UTI.

According to a study by Fox [ 27], vignette recommendations by ethics consultants were not associated with an advance directive for all life-prolonging treatments in cases where there was no possible chance of the patient ever regaining consciousness.

Overriding psychiatric advance directives: factors associated with psychiatrists' decisions to preempt patients' advance refusal of hospitalization and medication.

Evidence from the USA [ 19] and Belgium [ 20] has previously shown that written advance directives are associated with less likelihood of terminal hospitalisations.