Sentence examples for directive by a from inspiring English sources

It would take another directive by a future president to reverse the move, but Mr. Obama's top advisers argued that it would be difficult for a successor to cancel a set of policy changes that are reshaping the way Americans travel to and do business with Cuba.

If we can almost consider patients' wishes in terms of levels of evidence, then we would class the evidence for removal of the feeding tube being in keeping with the woman's wishes as the lowest level of evidence, as opposed to the best evidence, namely an appropriate written directive by a well patient.

If the Commission determines that the foreseen time arrangements could significantly and permanently hamper the proper functioning of the single market, it may submit a proposal to postpone the date of application of the directive by a maximum of 12 months and submit a new legislative proposal.

If the Commission finds that the foreseen time arrangements could significantly, and permanently, hamper the proper functioning of the single market, it may submit a proposal to postpone the date of application of the directive by a maximum of 12 months, says the adopted text.

On July 27 , 2017 the agencies responded to that directive by issuing a proposed rule.

While West Germany reacted to the same directive by adopting a system that required all companies with more than 2,000 employees to have worker representation, the UK never jumped.

Some Irish church officials have said the problem has been deepened by confusion over the interpretation of a 2001 directive by Benedict, then a cardinal, reiterating a strict requirement for secrecy in handling abuse cases.

Friends of the Earth energy campaigner Dave Timms said: "The UK government played a particularly significant role in weakening the directive by opposing an overall binding energy saving target and, at the last minute, insisting on loopholes so it could claim credit for old policies as a way of meeting its future obligation.

This year's spate of executions appears to have been prompted by a directive by the director-general of South Sudan's national prison service on 26 April, in which all death row prisoners held at county and state prisons were ordered to be moved to two of the country's most notorious prisons – Wau central prison and Juba central prison.

The Band of Outsiders team would inform Banhart of the theme and give him a directive by knocking on the door and passing along an envelope containing a typed note with instructions.

The situation contravenes a directive by football's world governing body Fifa, who said a in a letter to the NFF last week that it must decide a new date for "an electoral process that is free and open to everybody".