Sentence examples for directive limits from inspiring English sources

"The directive limits the exposure of children to TV and newspaper e-cigarette adverts.

Unlike in the BSE crisis, when all British beef exports were banned immediately, the emergency directive limits the export ban to products from the affected farms.

Rather than attempting full-scale harmonization, the Harmonization Directive limits itself to the national provisions that are most likely to affect the functioning of the internal market.

In Europe the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive limits the use of many toxic materials in new electronic products sold in the European Union.

The European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive limits amounts of lead and other toxic substances in electronics and electrical equipment.

There is already a directive limiting teams to two batboys, a rule the Giants violated during the postseason.

Ministers said the European Working Time Directive limit would not have to apply to certain doctors working in emergency medicine, or in rural areas.

(3) Orders are directives limited in volume and contain permanent or longlasting policy, instructions, and procedures.

The government has issued a number of security directives, limiting carry-on luggage, banning all cutting devices and increasing the number of passengers whose checked bags must be searched or X-rayed.

Labour MEPs voted this week to end Britain's opt-out from the working time directive – which limits the working week to 48 hours – in 2011.

Last year British Labour MEPs voted with their Socialist colleagues to strip Britain of an opt-out from an EU directive that limits working hours.