Sentence examples for better directives from inspiring English sources

Similarly, "eat better" directives ignore how food and beverage companies' activities strongly shape the choices individuals make: unhealthy consumption is influenced heavily by the fact that these products are often cheap, available, convenient, and made desirable by savvy marketing.

Moreover, patients with severe to very severe COPD, CHF or CRF who want to spend their end-of-life period as they want, should probably leave better advance directives.

The EC Directive 2002/96/EC – better known as WEEE Directive (an acronym for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) – aimed to combat the increasing amount of e-waste from electrical and electronic devices no longer used [9].

"No directive would be better than a bad directive," a commission official said.

The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive – better known as Mifid – does not have the snappiest of names but it does have bite.

On 12 February 2019, Parliament adopted a report on how to better implement the directive on the sustainable use of pesticides.

However, the management of heavy metal availability must be included by policy makers in further directives to better evaluate environmental risk.

It arose that the method following the climate directive provided better correlations of the epiphytic lichen composition and climate parameters than the data confirming to the immission guideline.

I absolutely loved the "dress better than your enemy" directive because it reminds us that we can always find one thing that we can do better than our friend-nemesis.

On 11 April 2018, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a directive on better enforcement and modernisation of EU consumer protection rules, as part of its 'new deal for consumers' package of measures.

To get listings, she had to chase down the infamous FSBO's (for sale by owners) and toss off insouciant directives like "You better give me your listing" to the mechanic fixing her car.