Sentence examples for directive concerning from inspiring English sources

The rules will now come into force on October 24, when an EU directive concerning email privacy also comes into force.

The European Court Of Justice has ruled that Google must respect the "right to be forgotten" and, at the request of private individuals, remove "irrelevant" and outdated information that contravenes an EU privacy directive concerning the way personal data is processed.

Currently, any new establishment with the potential to create a major accident has to be carefully evaluated at the design stage and according to the changes introduced by the Seveso III Directive concerning its scope, particularly regarding substances with acute toxicity, as well as the increased requirements for public information and external emergency.

The patient cannot consent and probably no surrogate decision-maker under an advance directive concerning his physical health will have any power over spiritual care decisions.

The EU's data-protection directive concerned essentially the processing of data by law enforcement authorities.

Workaday stuff, seemingly, coming alongside directives concerning the functions of the French Coast Guard and the purview of the minister in charge of rural and territorial affairs.

Mao's longtime assistant, Chen Boda, worked with security men Kang Sheng and Wang Dongxing to carry out Mao's directives concerning ideology and security.

"And unless the bylaws of the corporation contain other specific directives concerning the manner in which the vote should be conducted and the ballots counted, the only requirement is that the election be conducted fairly".

The story he tells, roughly speaking, begins with his acceptance of an assignment on the ill-fated eastern campaign, to write reports on the implementation of steadily darkening directives concerning the "Jewish question".

There are, however, collisions between directives concerning nature conservation and directives concerning public participation.

He reaches this conclusion as a result of his view that law is an institutionalised normative system wherein the institutions concerned operate by issuing purportedly authoritative directives concerning what ought to be done.