Sentence examples for directive agreed from inspiring English sources

"If the European parliament doesn't get a final version of the tobacco directive agreed before the European elections next spring, then to all intents and purposes the tobacco industry will have won and the revised directive will be dead in the water," said Deborah Arnott, chief executive of health charity ASH.

This is a principle consistent with the FCC principles I alluded to earlier and the thrust of the "open Internet" provision in the Framework Directive agreed last year.

This body is comprised of representatives from all the member states' data protection authorities — the role of whom is strengthened under Europe's own new data protection directive, agreed at the back end of last year.

The ECJ ruling made the challenge for securing a new deal more explicit, given the judgment flags mass surveillance as in conflict with fundamental European data protection rights — rights which will be strengthened by a new data protection directive agreed at the end of last year and due to come into force from 2018.

Turkey's tiny, but severely loud and independent daily Taraf received triple charges by the office of the Prime Ministry, secret service (MIT) and National Security Council (MGK) yesterday for publishing a secret directive agreed in a meeting of MGK about ten years ago.

Indeed, that E.E.O.C. directive agrees, "It is clear that the Gadsden Flag originated in the Revolutionary War in a non-racial context".

An increasing number of countries are orientating their development strategies based on the millennium development goals (MDG), a broad set of directives agreed to by the United Nations (UN) in the year 2000.

By not opting in now but reviewing our position when the directive is agreed, we can choose to benefit from being part of a directive that is helpful but avoid being bound by measures that are against our interests".

Transport for London appears to be let off lightly in that it will publish only contracts over the EU threshold – about £173,000 – although that may rise when the new directive is agreed in the next few months.

The EC Nitrate Directive (91/676), agreed by the EC Environment Council in 1991, is an environmental measure designed to protect water against pollution caused by nitrate from agriculture.

She notes that when she chaired the EU Environment Council during the UK presidency, an impressive seven directives were agreed, "and everything was done and dusted by 5.30.