Sentence examples for because of a directive from inspiring English sources
Contractors have immunity from prosecution under Iraqi law because of a directive issued by American occupation authorities in 2004.
If security has become a priority because of a directive and not a disaster, then the outputs will be very different.
We should be frantic and anxious about sexual assault and crime against women and girls but not because of a directive that allows people to use the bathroom.
At the time of the study in the second half of 2011, Hospital 2 (a large regional hospital) had stopped using agency nurses due to cash flow problems and because of a directive from the Provincial Department of Health to discontinue the use of agency staff.
Mrs. Clinton automatically became aware of her investments because of a government directive this spring that she, as a presidential candidate, had to dissolve her blind trust and disclose all of her assets to the public.
"Because of this directive, or lack of direction from the government, I'm forced to see another doctor that I don't have the same relationship with, just for them to agree with my first doctor that I have these symptoms".
"Because of this directive and other pressures on annuity rates, if you are a man who is planning on buying an annuity within the next few months, you'd be crazy to delay until after 21 December," says Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at Hargreaves Lansdown".For women the impact is harder to assess.
In the case of the EU, a Directive has set up a maximum content of aflatoxin B1 in feed materials and complete feeding stuffs (Commission Directive 2002).
As part of the European Commission (EC)'s revision of the Sewage Sludge Directive and the development of a Biowaste Directive, there was recognition of the difficulty of comparing data from Member States (MSs) because of differences in sampling and analytical procedures.
Respondents of both groups said they would prefer using the AED as a non-treatment directive instead of an euthanasia directive.
The expulsion plan was dropped only because it fell foul of an EU directive on freedom of movement.Holding the line for liberalismAnd therein lies the biggest reason to think that the 1930s will not be repeated.
