Sentence examples for directive otherwise from inspiring English sources

The technical standards directive, otherwise known as the transparency directive, calls for any member state to submit to Brussels any law which introduces regulations that go beyond regulation demanded by EU law, three months before it is enacted.

If you do not have this authority, the local Flight Standards District Office of FAA may issue you a special flight permit unless the airworthiness directive states otherwise.

You should also check your contract of employment to see if you "opted out" of the working time directive, which otherwise provides that you should not work for more than 48 hours a week.

We support reserving marriage benefits to this union alone, and reject the Alaska Supreme Court directive to do otherwise.

They command ambiguous characters with motives as yet to-be-determined in a game of life that isn't otherwise particularly directive.

"Section 1233 of the House-drafted lencourages encourages health care providers to provide their Medicare patients with counseling on 'the use of artificially administered nutrition and hydration' and other end of life treatments, and may place seniors in situations where they feel pressured to sign end of life directives they would not otherwise sign," they said.

The former intergovernmental structure ceases to exist, as the acts adopted in this area are now made subject to the ordinary legislative procedure (qualified majority and codecision), using the legal instruments of the Community method (regulations, directives and decisions) unless otherwise specified.

In response to the Commerce Department directive, the state's Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, otherwise known as Cal Fire, said Wednesday that there has been "no shortage of water supplies," according to spokesman Michael Mohler.

Otherwise, his new Directive becomes just another clever ploy to boost his poor rating.

Except as specifically provided in the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (25 U.S.C. 450 et seq). 1 the Contractor is not required to abide by program guidelines, manuals, or policy directives of the Secretary, unless otherwise agreed to by the Contractor and the Secretary, or otherwise required by law.

So when Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore). denies that Section 1233 would "place senior citizens in situations where they feel pressured to sign end-of-life directives that they would not otherwise sign," I don't think he's being realistic.