Sentence examples for directive is now from inspiring English sources

The PNR directive is now expected to be endorsed by a full vote of the European parliament in the new year before being implemented later next year.

The EU's posted workers directive is now under review.

A command-and-control political culture accustomed to issuing thundering directives is now under pressure, even from people in the ruling party, to submit to oversight from the public, for which pollution has become a daily — and increasingly deadly — reality.

Yet these directives are now at risk of being weakened or completely withdrawn.

Such national directives are now recognized as a central element in a comprehensive approach to ensuring healthier diets and addressing climate change.

Backtracking on an earlier directive, Chicago State University is now telling employees that they don't need to turn in their keys ahead of expected widespread layoffs.

First, the directive is not a panacea.

A 2005 European Union directive introduced what is now commonly called the "scientific visa" to ease the entry of non-European scientists into Europe and to ease their mobility around the continent.

There is also a related stoush over whether Brandis misled the parliament on the issue with a claim that he had consulted Gleeson over the directive, a disagreement which Brandis says rests entirely on the Oxford dictionary meaning of the word "consult" and Gleeson says hinges on the fact that the specific new directive was not discussed, something Brandis now concedes.

MR. GORE: First of all, President Clinton has issued a presidential directive under which the information is now being gathered that is necessary for an executive order.

He is now blocking the services directive, which he said this week was "unacceptable" and should be "picked apart".