Sentence examples for directive on the application of from inspiring English sources

Telemedicine is also recognised in the proposal for a Directive on the Application of Patients' Rights in Cross-Border Healthcare [1, 21, 25].

Fifthly, the project is of high relevance in the context of the recent proposal for an EU directive on the application of patients' rights to cross-border health care [ 67].

The collaboration of institutions involved in HTA at the national level has further been endorsed by the European Commission in its Directive on the application of patients' rights in cross-border healthcare, to be facilitated by EUnetHTA (Directive 2011/24/EU).

On the other hand, in the absence of European level clarity on the application of the Directive, Member States provided local approaches, which in turn led to a fragmentation of legal approaches across Europe (Schulte in den Bäumen et al. 2010, pp 36).

Ministerial directives, on the other hand, govern the application of certain interventions, such as the use of restraints, isolation, or chemical measures [ 42].

Firstly, on Amendment No 5, I have to remind the House that the draft directive allows Member States to limit the application of Article 11 on directories to natural persons, i.e. to private citizens.

He added, "I mention this because I am keenly aware of concerns by some of our troopers on the ground about the application of our rules of engagement and the tactical directive".

However, this is not enough as safeguarding measure, as the European Court of Justice (ECJ) held in 2008: "A general derogation from the application of the directive in respect of published information would largely deprive the directive of its effect.

This contradicts the application of the directive in the UK.

However, neither the Thematic Strategy nor the Directive proposed a precise quantitative reduction target for the application of PPPs.

We will examine the balance of the EU's existing competences and will, in particular, work to limit the application of the working time directive in the United Kingdom.