Sentence examples for directive aimed at from inspiring English sources

His definition of "regulation" as "any threat-backed governmental directive aimed at fixing a defect in 'private ordering'.

In August, the Obama administration issued a directive aimed at overhauling the way federal agencies manage and preserve records.

The directive, aimed at China's booming online entertainment industry, prompted uncommon outrage for the number of topics — 68 — it banned.

He would write a directive aimed at improving the fitness of the armed forces and create a new physical fitness program for the Army.

The announcement was made at a meeting of the National Space Council, at which Trump signed a new space policy directive aimed at space traffic management.

The industry is now also facing heavier regulation from the European Union, which is in the process of finalising the alternative investment management directive, aimed at imposing tougher controls on private equity firms and hedge funds.

This directive aims at mapping and reducing flood risk and, as one of the measures, mapping flood-prone areas categorised to low, medium (likely return period ≥100 years), and high probability.

The commission has written the British government to ascertain Gibraltar's compliance with Union directives aimed at detecting dangerous vessels.

"The Risk-Driven Business Model" demystifies business model risk, with clear directives aimed at improving decision making and driving your business forward.

Since the first outbreaks in Britain in the late 1980s, the European Commission in Brussels has issued almost 50 directives, aimed at beating off the disease.

Since taking over in June as commander of American and NATO forces in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal has issued several directives aimed at winning over the Afghan population, sometimes at the cost of forgoing attacks on Taliban fighters.