Sentence examples for directive governing from inspiring English sources

Not later than 30 days after November 29 , 1999 the Secretary of State shall issue a directive governing the position of the Assistant Secretary.

Dr. Mayer's proposals, contained in a broader directive governing health policy, include several other steps aimed at reducing smoking in the military, officials said.

Uber had denied it was a transport company, arguing instead it was a computer services business with operations that should be subject to an EU directive governing e-commerce and prohibiting restrictions on the establishment of such organisations.

A23 Shift in Rules of Interrogation The Pentagon has approved a new policy directive governing interrogations by the military, a decision that in turn will allow the Army to issue new field regulations intended to tighten controls over interrogations, defense officials said.

Under a Defense Department directive governing political activity by members of the armed forces, full-time, active-duty personnel are forbidden from endorsing "a partisan political party, candidate, or cause".

The ECJ ruled that the European directive governing Ormazábal's rights did cease to govern her residence in the UK.

The ePrivacy directive governs how companies handle customer data but currently only applies to telcos, not Internet companies such as WhatsApp — aka the providers of over-the-top comms apps that offer alternatives to SMS.

The ePrivacy directive governs how companies handle customer data but currently only applies to telcos, not Internet companies such as WhatsApp — aka the providers of over-the-top comms apps that offer alternatives to SMS.

The initiative, which would encrypt information while it was being processed inside the computer, would also violate European Union directives governing the transparency of computer data, Dr. Anderson said.

The experimental research procedures met Laws 6.638/79 and 9605/98, Decree 24.645/34, the Ethical Principles of Animal Experimentation, the Principles for Research Involving Animals [ 22], and other directives governing animal research.

In vivo data are also being used to develop more clinically relevant laboratory and computer models for preclinical testing of medical devices as a basis for improving international standards of testing of these devices, and informing regulatory agencies (such as the FDA in the USA, or EU directives governing CE marking) in establishing guidelines with respect to the safety of new medical devices.