Sentence examples for directive aims from inspiring English sources
The directive aims to ensure creditors and shareholders, rather than taxpayers, bear the losses of future bank failures.
Although the Directive aims to eliminate such double taxation, its narrow scope restricts its benefits to limited circumstances.
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) Directive aims to stop hazardous electricals such as cathode ray tubes, which contain lead, reaching landfill.
The EU working time directive aims to prevent workers doing dangerously long hours, but the UK allows an opt-out, seeing it as a burden on business.
Perversely titled "Reducing Poverty in America," this directive aims to remove access to the same assistance programs that have alleviated the effects of poverty.
The current Directive of May 28 , 2001("the Directive") aims to coordinate the actions of the four aforementioned Directives and their amendments.
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.
Today David Cameron and Nick Clegg are opting out of a directive aimed at protecting teenagers and young women from being trafficked into the UK's burgeoning brothel and massage parlour industry.
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 directive, aimed at China's booming online entertainment industry, prompted uncommon outrage for the number of topics — 68 — it banned.
