Sentence examples for directive lies from inspiring English sources

The success of this directive lies in the establishment of an efficient reverse logistics network design for the collection and recovery operations.

However, in the fall of 2001 changes to the European Council directive lying down minimum standards for the protection of pigs was passed, becoming effective by January 1st 2003 [ 3, 4].

The directives lay down what may be admitted next after a given sequence of theses.

Asked by Labour MPs on the committee whether the CBI supported the EU's posted workers directive, which lies at the heart of the current strikes against migrant workers, Cridland said that while he sympathised with the workers, as far as he was aware, the companies involved were acting lawfully and there was no evidence of discrimination against British workers.

The calibrated model and results provide information support to the European Water Framework Directive and lay the basis for further assessment of the impact of climate change on water availability and quality.

His fingerprints are all over two recent presidential directives that lay the groundwork for the most far-reaching revision of regulatory policy in 15 years.

As opposed to Directives – which lay out principles to be transposed into Member State law – Regulations are directly applicable as law in each Member State.

She said that in examining those documents, she hasn't come across any policy statements or other directives that lay out the circumstances under which the police will run the name of a person reporting a crime.

What other type of graduate program must give its students a specific directive not to lie, cheat, steal or otherwise act unethically?

Seductive, no? It's the pill in the "take a pill and lie down" directive that thousands of Don Drapers gave their Bettys.

Another problem, in the ECJ's view, is the directive's failure to "lay down any objective criterion" to ensure that national authorities do not misuse their ability to access to citizens' personal comms data for overreaching data-fishing expeditions.