Sentence examples for directive guidelines from inspiring English sources

Neotropical overseas regions of Europe have the same water policy objectives as the continental ones, but were overlooked during recent developments of bioassessment tools that fulfill the Water Framework Directive guidelines.

*RDH restrictions including 2003, 2008 ACGME guidelines and European working time directive guidelines.

Housing, breeding, and treatment of mice were in accordance with NIH and European (86/609/EEC Directive) guidelines.

However, non-directive guidelines are provided to help understand the meaning of the various alerts (Table 1).

Last April, however, it did release a general directive called "Guidelines for Collaboration among Competitors".

His special directive, the "Guidelines in Special Spheres re Directive No. 21 (Operation Barbarossa)", read: "In the operations area of the army, the Reichsführer-SS has been given special tasks on the orders of the Führer, in order to prepare the political administration.

For this purpose, the agency may rely on several directives and guidelines defined in the past 15 years.

Therefore, there is still a need for directives and guidelines to assist designers while choosing the appropriate scheduling algorithm to avoid system failures.

European Union (EU) has established directives and guidelines that soon require building industry to comply with nearly zero energy building (nZEB) targets in their daily work.

In addition to log KOW and BCF, information on biomagnification in aquatic and terrestrial food chains can provide important information for assessing bioaccumulation potential of chemicals in many directives, regulations, guidelines or other official documents.

An increased focus on international and national levels of society to meet the transportation needs of older people and people with disabilities is realized through legislation, directives and guidelines on accessibility.