Sentence examples for directive mandates from inspiring English sources
The EU's 2009 renewable energy directive mandates that from 2020, 10% of all fuel for transportation must come from renewables.
Transport fuels are the only European sector in which emissions are still rising and the directive mandates a 6% reduction in their greenhouse gas intensity by 2020.
The Directive mandates participatory river basin management planning across the EU aiming at the delivery of better policy outputs and enhanced implementation.
While the European Union's 1993 Working Time Directive mandates a paid vacation of at least 20 days, recession-weary Portugal has canceled 4 of its 13 public holidays for the next 5 years, according to the Telegraph.
For example, to accelerate patient care timelines, a national VA directive mandates that specialists address electronic consult requests from primary care providers within 7 days.
The FAA's directive mandates action recommended by Boeing on 19 April.
Fortunately, up popped climate change in the shape of an EU directive mandating that energy-performance certificates (EPCs) be made available whenever a property changes hands.
Instead of dictating exactly how individual countries should go about this, the directive mandated that member states should pass national legislation to implement the new procedures.
Man behind "Great Firewall of China": a directive mandating that all PCs sold in China include sophisticated software that filters out all "unhealthy information" (i.e. Dalai Lama, Tiananmen Square, Falun Gong) from world's largest Internet user population, an estimated 420 million people.
Under pressure from Democrats, who claimed the patchwork approach was unfairly benefiting Republicans, Husted issued a directive mandating consistent early voting hours across the state and eliminating most after-work voting.
Registers instead have a largely uniform format across parishes, especially after 1802, when a parliamentary directive mandated London parish officials to keep better records of parish apprentices.
