Sentence examples for directive has changed from inspiring English sources

iThe technological background to the drafting of the Directive has changed.

"The directive has changed dramatically since its inception in 1996, so our campaign has not been a waste of time.

Since 2000 (Department of Health, 2000) cancer care has been the subject of UK government targets to reduce waiting times for diagnosis and treatment (Department of Health, website: www.performance.doh.gov.uk/cancerwaits), the European Working Time Directive has changed patterns of working and general practitioners no longer provide out of hours cover for patients.

Mr. Sessions, in withdrawing her order, said the Yates directive had "changed longstanding policy and practice" and hurt the prison system's ability "to meet the future needs" for housing.

We then look at how recent rules on bank bailout and resolution (including the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive) have changed the risk attached to subordinated bonds and to other bank liabilities that rank senior to them.

With the increasing prevalence of Alzheimer's disease and similar degenerative dementias, the focus of advance directives has changed for some people.

Surprisingly, results showed that doctors' attitudes toward advance directives have changed little in 25 years.

Simultaneously, the legal context in which the Directive was embedded has changed.

He has changed an Obama-era directive to federal prosecutors to seek reasonable, as opposed to maximum, prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.

The EU Clinical Trials Directive came into force on 1 May 2004 and has changed the face of Clinical Trials of investigational medicinal products in the UK.

He says little has changed on the ground in his region, despite directives from the central government to begin transitioning to mixed forests.